Pitt Siyapa | Australian Classification

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Parental Guidance (PG)

Mild drug references and violence

What do the ratings mean?

Poster image for Pitt Siyapa

Nimmi turns her father's death into an unlikely business, a full service funeral company for overseas Punjabi families, whose heartfelt processions go viral on Zoom. Everything unravels
when their funeral trolley becomes a drug smuggling vehicle for a Dubai based crime ring,
pulling Nimmi and Micky, a Canadian Punjabi searching for purpose, into a world of mistaken
identities, a no nonsense cop, and a lovestruck gang doppelganger. The underdogs dismantle
the operation and emerge as heroes. The film closes with Nimmi accepting Micky's love at a
funeral that turns into an impromptu wedding while confused overseas clients watch live.

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Pitt Siyapa is an Indian comedy film that follows Nimmi, a young woman who turns her father's funeral rites into a business for overseas Punjabi families. The story takes a turn when her truck is unknowingly used as a drug-smuggling vehicle by a crime ring. The film is in Punjabi with English subtitles.

Themes

The film contains themes related to crime, mistaken identity and drug-smuggling.

Violence

The film contains comedic choreographed violence including the use of sticks as well as hand-to-hand combat.

Language

The film contains a single use of the word "hell".

Drug use

The film includes discreet verbal references to drugs, along with a visual depiction of brown packages implied to be filled with drugs in the form of white powder.

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Industry details

Classification date

21 April 2026

Year of production

2026

Classification

PG

Consumer advice

Mild drug references and violence

Category

Films

Category detail

Public Exhibition

Media type

DCP

Version

ORIGINAL

Duration

131 minutes

Director/Creator

Rupinder Chahal

Producer

Balwinder Singh Janjua | Sandeep Vaswani | Pankaj Gupta | Yogesh Rahar | Kewel Garg | Surya Gupta

Production company

Movie Tunnel Productions

Country of origin

INDIA

Language

PUNJABI

Applicant

MIND BLOWING ENTERTAINMENT PTY LTD

File number

T26/19808

Classification number

CLAS-1259574

Alternative titles

Not Specified

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