The film portrays LGBTQ+ characters and themes negatively. The protagonist frequently expresses homophobic views and targets effeminate characters with ridicule and abuse, relying on harmful stereotypes for comedic effect. The narrative lacks counterbalance or critique, contributing to a problematic depiction where queer identity is primarily a source of mockery.

The film portrays its protagonist, Torrente, as a deeply hypocritical nominal Christian whose actions consistently contradict any religious tenets, using his superficial faith to highlight his moral failings without offering any counterbalancing positive portrayal of the religion or its adherents.

The film depicts Islamophobic and xenophobic comments made by the protagonist, Torrente. The narrative uses Torrente's bigotry to satirize prejudice, positioning the audience to condemn his views rather than agree with them.

The film portrays anti-Semitic remarks and stereotypes through its protagonist, Torrente. However, the narrative clearly frames Torrente as a deeply flawed and bigoted character, using his prejudice to satirize societal intolerance rather than endorse it.