Girls Hostel places heavy emphasis on female-centric narratives, with identity factors frequently foregrounded. Characters often fall into archetypes designed to prop up empowerment themes, sometimes at the expense of nuanced or realistic character arcs. The focus on issues related to gender and modernity often trumps narrative subtlety or organic development.

The show regularly questions traditional norms around family, gender roles, and authority figures, often casting older or more 'conservative' views as backward or simply wrong. Masculinity is largely sidelined or lampooned, and traditional values are given little earnest representation.

Alternative viewpoints are rarely given genuine space. Those questioning progressive ideals tend to be presented as antagonists or figures of derision rather than as complex individuals, contributing to an obvious ideological uniformity throughout the show.