The film, in our view, upholds strong narrative integrity. Characters are developed for their personalities and relationships, with little emphasis on identity politics or modern ideological themes. Romance and wit drive the story instead of messaging. It’s a straightforward love story, unconcerned with forced representation or “Mary Sue” tropes.

Family, tradition, and classic romance are at the heart of the film. Masculine and feminine roles are traditional and, by today’s standards, even quaint. The film neither mocks nor subverts cultural foundations; rather, it embraces them, making it an artifact of its time (and not a woke one).

Dissenting, traditional, and alternative worldviews coexist. Rather than mocking tradition, the film presents it with sincerity. There’s no push for modern social commentary or caricatured villains based on ideology. Debate is romantic, not political, and all perspectives are treated warmly.