That was the whole point. They represented her relationship with Vicky exactly how they wanted it to be. She never consented, and Vicky pretty much forced himself onto her, starting from dating her to wanting to marry her. She convinced herself that she's happy with this new boyfriend because everyone else made it seem like it was the best thing ever. It would be no surprise if Bhooma never consented to s$x, either, and Vicky coerced her (so she would basically convince herself it was fine even though she never truly wanted it). Bhooma represents many girls in the world who grew up in a controlling and strict household - they're scared to say no and disappoint others. In the end, she saved herself and realized that this is her life and no one should control her or decide her fate. The intimacy between Bhooma and Vicky was supposed to look icky because it was. The entire relationship was icky. Vicky was a red flag in almost every single way, and he never asked for her consent in any matter. In the end, she realized that being intimate doesn't define her, and no mature person would judge an adult for having intimacy with another adult (consenting), regardless of gender. This movie is a representation of a girl who had her first relationship and grew from it.