Toofaan balances sports drama with romance but occasionally appears more invested in social themes than pure character journeys. While the protagonist’s journey is compelling, aspects such as interfaith romance and communal barriers are front and center over boxing realism. Forced representation isn’t overt, but some viewers might interpret the social messaging as prioritized above the sports narrative.

The film addresses social issues like interfaith relationships and social prejudice. Traditional structures, religion, family approval, and masculinity, are sometimes framed as obstacles to modern love or progress. While it doesn’t tear down these values entirely, it leans on newer ideological interpretations and doesn’t always treat traditional values warmly.

Alternative viewpoints, especially concerning religion or family opposition, are mostly shown as sources of conflict or bigotry rather than potentially nuanced positions. The story largely endorses a modern, socially progressive outlook, with dissenting views rarely represented sympathetically.