The film prioritizes a topical narrative centered on gender and power imbalance, often putting ideological themes above nuanced character development. Nearly all protagonists and major players fall into predictable roles based on contemporary identity politics, leaving little room for organic storytelling or the complexities of human behavior.

Traditional institutions such as male authority figures, family structures, and established workplaces are depicted in a negative, sometimes caricatured, manner. Masculinity is frequently linked to systemic corruption, while female characters are portrayed as near-flawless crusaders for justice, aligning with modern ideological sensibilities over legacy values.

The film barely entertains alternative worldviews. Traditional perspectives are either sidelined or outright villainized, with little attempt to portray those outside the prevailing ideology as anything but enablers or antagonists. There is virtually no genuine debate, just an echo chamber effect reinforcing the film’s core message.