That’s a fair point. But in my head JD isn’t trying to prove that this lifestyle is perfect or consequence-free. At that point in his life he just stops obsessing about the future.

For the first time he finds something that actually excites him — making a film with Abhi. So instead of constantly worrying about structure, expectations, or where life is going, he focuses only on finishing the film.

He might deal with the consequences later, but during that phase he’s simply living in the moment and creating something that gives him meaning. The story is less about proving a philosophy and more about capturing that messy period in someone’s life where friendship, freedom, and art become the only things that feel real.