The show seems to prioritize identity-driven casting and thematic focus over organic storytelling. Character backgrounds and traits are heavily emphasized based on representation rather than narrative necessity, which can pull viewers out of the story. Personality and growth often take a back seat to signaling certain values, leaving traditional character arcs underdeveloped.

Longstanding cultural values, especially relating to family, tradition, and masculinity, are frequently reinterpreted or minimized. The show appears keen to subvert traditional gender dynamics, often positioning modern identity as inherently better than conventional roles, which some viewers may see as undermining cultural roots.

Alternative perspectives, particularly those aligned with traditional beliefs, receive little serious treatment or are caricatured. Internal debate or meaningful pluralism rarely appears, and the show’s world largely orbits a single, modern ideological outlook.