Judging by the trend of recent Indian crime dramas, and knowing the track record of Disney+ Hotstar in pushing identity-focused narratives, this show seems keen on prioritizing themes like gender, oppression, and "breaking stereotypes" over authentic character arcs and crime storytelling. Casting and character focus appear driven by social messaging rather than merit.

This series looks to frame traditional Indian family structures as problematic, challenging parental authority and religious norms in nearly every episode. Masculinity is regularly depicted as toxic, while newer progressive norms are portrayed as the inevitable solution to all problems.

Alternative viewpoints, especially more traditional or conservative ones, are often painted in a negative light or mocked outright. There appears to be minimal attempt to create genuine internal debate or present non-woke perspectives in a serious manner.