While the plot centers on women banding together to take revenge on a cheating husband, character development is still driven by their individual personalities and comedic arcs rather than ticking identity checkboxes. Identity politics take a back seat in favor of slapstick and romantic comedy antics.

The film plays with traditional gender roles by turning female characters into the avengers of romantic wrongdoing, and at times, it pokes fun at masculinity through the portrayal of the main male character. However, family and relationships are ultimately valued, and it's less about undermining tradition than engaging in some light gender-bending comedy.

There's little explicit ideology here, no grand sermons about gender or social justice. The humor is largely apolitical, and the characters are not all caricatures of any one worldview. Pokes fun at both men and women in a broad, comedic tone.