Singham maintains traditional storytelling focused on heroism, duty, and justice. Casting choices and character traits are rooted in narrative relevance, not forced diversity or box-ticking. The protagonist's arc is built on personal conviction rather than modern identity politics. It’s refreshingly straightforward compared to today’s standards.

The film celebrates family, community, masculinity, and respect for tradition. Themes of integrity, respect for elders, and societal order are all present. Masculine virtues are portrayed positively, not subverted or mocked. This is a far cry from the current trend of undermining traditional values in favor of modern ideological re-imaginings.

Singham's worldview aligns with traditional values; while it doesn’t offer much ideological pluralism, it also doesn’t ridicule non-traditional worldviews. The film’s protagonists and community embrace order, discipline, and respect, without caricaturing dissenters.