Reviewers from The Times of India and Leisurebyte praised the series for its realistic, non-melodramatic handling of sensitive topics. The performances of Sarkar and Paul were particularly highlighted for bringing depth to a "dark but necessary" narrative.
It explores how cycles of abuse are maintained through silence and the complicity of older family members, particularly through the character of the mother-in-law who blames "astrological mismatches" (kundli) for the abuse. Reviewers from The Times of India and Leisurebyte
When Sampurna attempts to help Nandini, she faces fierce resistance from her in-laws, who prioritize their "social image" over Nandini's safety. When Sampurna attempts to help Nandini, she faces
The second season delves into Sampurna’s own traumatic past involving childhood molestation by her maternal uncle, Hirak Lahiri, who ironically is a renowned lawyer hired to help with Nandini's case. Core Themes & Social Commentary When Sampurna attempts to help Nandini