From what can be gathered, ‘A Business Proposal’ prioritizes diverse casting and modern identity themes, sometimes at the expense of organic relationships and believable character development. Character backgrounds and social labels often overshadow deeper personalities or drives, leading to superficial character arcs that feel more driven by ideology than genuine storytelling.

The film takes a revisionist approach on family and work dynamics, portraying traditional hierarchies and gender expectations as outdated or problematic. Masculine figures are often portrayed as needing to learn from their more enlightened peers, while conventional structures are gently mocked, if not outright sidelined.

There’s little room for sincere alternative viewpoints, traditional characters are either comedic relics or must ‘evolve’ to fit new values. The narrative quickly dismisses any dissent as uninformed or regressive, without real discussion or internal moral tension.