Singam 2 centers around a straightforward action narrative with its hero, Durai Singam, clearly portrayed based on personality and competence rather than ticking identity boxes. There's no heavy-handed focus on diversity or character traits for their own sake. The story prioritizes high-octane cop drama, with little evidence of forced representation.

The film actually leans on traditional values, celebrating family, duty, and heroism. Masculinity is respected, and cultural traditions are woven positively into the story. Religion, family bonds, and respect for elders are all presented affirmatively, with hardly any subversive undertones.

Alternative viewpoints aren't mocked but rather incorporated as part of the broader cast of characters. There's no apparent push for ideological uniformity, Singam 2 avoids using its villains to stand in for rival worldviews. Dissent and diverse motivations show up organically within the police vs. criminal showdown.