Antim: The Final Truth keeps character development and plot at the forefront, with casting and story decisions feeling true to its gritty crime-drama roots. There's minimal emphasis on identity politics and no apparent shoehorning of diversity for the sake of modern trends. The protagonist’s arc relies on personality, circumstances, and choices rather than ticking ideological boxes.

The film is rooted in themes of family, masculinity, and traditional values, with its depiction of law, crime, and vengeance reflecting classic Bollywood sensibilities. There’s no apparent mockery or weakening of traditional masculinity, and cultural norms remain largely intact, if not actively celebrated.

Alternative viewpoints aren't villainized or reduced to caricatures. The film explores moral ambiguity, with no overt preaching or modern ideological conformity among characters. The story respects complexity, rather than enforcing a strict, homogenous moral code.