"She" centers on a female police officer who discovers her agency and sexuality while undercover. While identity is thematically important, the show largely avoids reducing characters purely to their demographic traits, instead developing their motives and personal arcs. Some moments feel shoehorned for empowerment, but narrative function takes priority over box-ticking.

The series challenges traditional gender roles through its protagonist, sometimes portraying masculine authority figures as obstacles or negative influences. However, it stops short of outright demonizing family, tradition, or religion, its critique is mostly centered on institutional issues rather than broader social values.

"She" does offer more nuance than typical, including flawed characters from various backgrounds and a society rife with contradiction. While it leans into 'empowerment' themes, it acknowledges complex motivations, and those with dissenting perspectives aren't always just villains or caricatures.