Tum Mere Ho

The film centers on a traditional romance between Shiva and Paro, without depicting any non-cisgender identities or challenging conventional romantic structures.

Shiva is portrayed as a masculine hero with supernatural powers, while Paro's role is largely defined by her relationships with men, reinforcing traditional gender roles.

The cast reflects the ethnically homogeneous norms of the Indian film industry during this time. The film does not pursue a diverse or color-blind casting approach.

The plot relies on traditional cultural clichés such as familial honor and patriarchal authority. The conflict revolves around a father's attempts to control his daughter's romantic choices.

No characters are shown with physical, neurodivergent, or sensory disabilities. Supernatural elements are treated as magical abilities rather than representations of disability.