The film explores multicultural romance, with emphasis on cross-cultural themes and representation. There are moments where identity and modern values seem to take precedence over nuanced character development or realistic relationship dynamics. However, the leads are at least given some personal growth, keeping it from feeling entirely didactic.

Traditional family arrangements, such as arranged marriage, are examined and at times gently critiqued, with modern Western views elevated as the more desirable path. Religion and cultural traditions are often sidelined for progressive messaging, though not portrayed as outright villainous.

Most characters ultimately converge on a moral consensus that aligns with modern multicultural, liberal values. Traditional perspectives are not deeply explored and are mainly depicted as obstacles or sources of confusion, rather than as valid alternatives.