SidSa itself is breaking the gender stereotype, there is no cliché in the track at all. First of all they are exploring women trafficking. In which show are they taken up this topic at the moment? which is a big problem and should be talked about.
Beside, it also about how women are suppressed, but few are fighting and rebelling. Some parent want to change and try to give their daughter freedom but still holding them back, because they are standing alone and have to live among the people and survive.
Sid itself is a unique and out of the box character and so is Sanju.
Sanju accepting and dealing with her choice and the consequences that itself show how strong she is. She is not sitting and crying, she has accepted it.
Sid being a more sensitive guy, it important to show that sensitive guys can protect their women. Beside being tough, strong and independent doesn't mean that you do not want a guy who fight for you and ready to protect you.
Already from the beginning it was clear that behind the tough women there is a little girl. (The first date and her stepping into the restaurant) Sid saw that girl and that the girl that you see when she is smiling at his chirkut behavior.
Both character has grown so much and at the same time it important to accepting the person the way they are and that what you are seeing Sanju do now.
Last, In which show on tv right now are you seeing a guy coming to the girls village to help her, so she can fulfill her dreams and ambitions???
As unique the characters are as relatable.
There are so many symbols and depth if you dig into it. Just there hands have there own story. Their conversations, the growth in their characters and so on and on.
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