'Follow Kar Lo Yaar' appears to prioritize trendy identity talking points over meaningful character depth. Much of the ensemble seems constructed for maximum check-the-box diversity, rather than organic storytelling, leaving some characters feeling more like statements than people. The narrative occasionally sidesteps genuine conflict or growth to favor moments of moral signaling.

The show often pokes fun at traditional family dynamics and masculinity, framing them as obstacles or punchlines. There’s a frequent suggestion that modern, urban attitudes are inherently superior to older customs. Long-standing cultural norms get reinterpreted through a distinctly contemporary, progressive lens.

'Follow Kar Lo Yaar' presents almost all dissent from modern progressive consensus as outdated or villainous. Traditional perspectives, when depicted, are reduced to caricature rather than explored sincerely. Internal debates are noticeably absent; the groupthink is strong with this one.