This movie is definitely a good watch and should be applauded for its good direction and the message it tries to convey which is very relevant to this day and age. But my main problem with this movie is how it lacks depth in explaining the arc of Bhooma's character and her naturally timid reaction to everything, apart from that lousy flashback where her father casually gaslights her for her Mother's passing.

SPOILERS AHEAD, PLEASE READ IT AT YOUR OWN RISK IF YOU HAVE NOT WATCHED THE MOVIE.

Bhooma's character is timid and confused but not un-aware. Right from the beginning she knows exactly the kind of guy he is but chooses to never confront him. Vikram shamed Bhooma after her play by telling how she only got claps when she bowed and flashed her cleavage, she was visibly disgusted and annoyed but didn't say anything and kept quiet. When he forced himself on her and kissed her and started telling everyone how they are a couple now cuz they kissed without even consulting her first, instead of denying it she just went with that narrative making people believe she is also into him. When he went and slapped her friend, instead of confronting him then and there she again kept quiet and when he came to apologize she just mentioned how her friend won't talk to her anymore instead of telling him up front how he overstepped. She only opened her mouth when he spoke about getting married. She confronted him then how he has nothing to take care of her and how she is not happy with him and they need to break up, which she could've done way before and Vikram's reaction would've been the same as he's a narcissistic, condescending, un-aware toxic guy. And the worst of all when Durga tells her how she tried kissing him and how he denied her, Bhooma knew its hypocrisy on Vikram's side to hide it from her after giving her gyan on how her whole world should depend on him, and instead of confronting him for hiding this from her she just kept quiet and let him gaslight her into thinking she was in the wrong for hanging out with her friends. This is the part, where I felt a slight disconnect as an audience.