green kid's face is used for that rating. This rating was retired in 2017 but was reintroduced in 2021. 6 – programmes not recommended for children below the age of 6, may contain mild violence in a cartoony setting, but no sexual content or profanity. May not air between two programmes with higher classifications. A yellow circle with the number 6 written inside is used for this rating; 12 – programmes not recommended for children below the age of 12, may contain light sexual content or mild to moderate use of profanity. Most films without serious violence or sexual content fit into this category as well. May not air between two programmes with lower classifications, for example, two programmes rated 6+ or without ratings. A yellow circle with the number 12 written inside is used for this rating; 16 – programmes not recommended for teens and children below the age of 16, may contain more intensive violence and sexual content, as well as references to illegal drugs such as cocaine and heroin. Strong language can be used in this category as well. May only air from 9 PM to 6 AM. A yellow circle with the number 16 written inside is used for this rating; 18 – the programmes is recommended for adult viewers (for ages 18 and up), may contain explicit violence, explicit sexual content and since 2021, content considered "homosexual propaganda". May only air from 10 PM to 5 AM. A red circle with the number 18 written inside is used for this rating. Similar ratings also apply to films shown in cinemas, however unlike in other countries a viewer cannot be denied access from entering a screening if they are not the age of the rating. Since July 8, 2021, because of the hungarian LGBT-law, several Hungarian channels - just like RTL Klub and TV2 - have also began to use these ratings on their commercial breaks. There was also formerly an X rating: however, due to a law change on October 1, 2022, X-rated content can no longer be aired on Hungarian Television. One notably X-rated film is Lewis. Before an X-rated film, the following must be said: . India In February 2013, in the wake of controversy over suspension of exhibition of the film Vishwaroopam, the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting constituted a panel under the Chairmanship of Justice (Retd.) Mukul Mudgal to examine issues