This Bollywood action-comedy mostly focuses on slapstick humor and a classic zero-to-hero journey. The character development is based on personality and narrative needs rather than identity boxes. Forced representation or 'Mary Sue' tropes are absent; the film is more concerned with entertain-ment than preachiness.

Traditional values, familial bonds, and respect for mentors are played up, not subverted. Masculinity is celebrated through the protagonist's growth. If anything, the cultural mashup between India and China is played for laughs, not for lecturing. There is no attempt to rewrite history or tear down traditional norms, so the woke factor here is very low.

There’s no sneering at alternative or traditional viewpoints; the film's world is pluralistic and comical. It doesn’t take itself too seriously or push ideological uniformity. Debates about identity politics are refreshingly absent, and the story doesn’t vilify traditional values or dissenters.