Bodyguard keeps its narrative focused on high-energy action, romance, and straightforward character arcs. The leads are chosen for their star power and fit traditional Bollywood tropes, with overriding emphasis on plot rather than identity politics. There's little evidence of forced representation or preachy messaging distracting from story integrity.

The film largely upholds traditional values, masculinity, family loyalty, romance, and honor are central to the plot. Family and traditional relationships are foundational, and there’s no overt effort to undermine or revise cultural or religious norms.

Bodyguard doesn’t seem interested in pushing modern ideological debates. Traditional values are respected, and alternative viewpoints aren’t belittled or exaggerated. There’s little sign of an ideological filter dominating the film.