Abhay largely centers on its protagonist's investigative skills and unfolds as a gritty crime thriller. There’s no noticeable prioritization of identity politics or forced diversity; the plot is driven by criminal cases and detective work, not by ideology. The characters’ backgrounds and developments generally serve the story rather than a checklist.

The show doesn’t go out of its way to undermine cultural norms or traditions. Themes of family, justice, and morality are taken seriously within the narrative, with no sense that the series is out to subvert traditional values or ridicule established social structures.

While the show leans into a straightforward cop-vs-criminal dynamic, it doesn’t villainize traditional viewpoints or push a singular moral ideology. There is representation of differing motivations and moral ambiguity among characters, allowing for some complexity rather than clear ideological uniformity.