ABCD is primarily a dance-centric film with an emphasis on talent, personal growth, and competitive spirit rather than identity politics or ideological narratives. Characters are defined by their skill and ambition, not by race, gender, or other identity factors. The story sticks to the underdog, team-building trope rather than pushing any particular modern agenda.

The film celebrates friendship, mentorship, and perseverance, traditional values without undermining religion, family, or masculinity. There is no apparent attempt to subvert or ridicule cultural or moral foundations. Dance is used as a means of self-expression and community building rather than social commentary.

There’s no discernible effort to villainize alternative worldviews or impose a uniform ideology. Conflicts are rooted in personal ambition, team rivalry, and redemption, not modern ideological debates. Any depiction of authority or traditional values remains neutral, with no mockery or caricature.