Avrodh maintains a strong focus on military realism and patriotic storytelling. Characters are developed based more on their roles, merit, and ability than on identity factors. Forced representation and idealized diversity tropes are virtually absent. The narrative sticks closely to the theme of national defense without veering into modern ideological distractions.

The show upholds traditional values such as family, nationalism, and duty. Masculinity is portrayed in a positive light, and there’s respectful treatment of the armed forces. There is no significant attempt to subvert or mock traditional roles, nor is there revisionism of cultural or religious traditions.

While Avrodh takes a clear patriotic angle, it doesn’t overtly mock or villainize dissent; however, alternative views are not front and center either. The focus remains decidedly nationalistic, though not intolerant or dismissive of debate. Still, the emphasis on unity leaves little room for plurality.