'Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga' stays focused on its heist-thriller plot, balancing character arcs and suspense without heavy-handed identity-driven storytelling. Character traits are based on their motivations and roles rather than overt identity politics. Forced representation and unrealistically flawless leads don’t dominate the narrative here, letting competency and intrigue take center stage.

The film adheres to familiar genre tropes and doesn’t go out of its way to undermine traditional values, family, or cultural norms. It ignores overt social commentary about religion, gender, or tradition and keeps its focus on a criminal caper, making it fairly non-woke in this department.

While there’s a modern sensibility, the film doesn’t bash alternative viewpoints or mock traditional characters. Dissenting voices and classic perspectives aren’t caricatured or villainized. Its world doesn’t force ideological uniformity; rather, the focus is on suspense and character-driven conflict.