The film operates on the theory that tragedy plus time equals comedy, but Bhatti proved that tragedy viewed through the right lens equals immediate satire. The script mocks the "notices" sent by power departments, the lethargy of linemen, and the hollow promises of politicians.
This event fundamentally alters the viewing experience of the film. What was intended as a lighthearted social commentary became a eulogy for one of India’s sharpest satirists. The jokes about the unpredictability of life and power hit differently when the viewer knows the creator is gone. The film’s tagline, "The Power Will Be Back," took on a metaphysical meaning regarding Bhatti’s legacy.