The film features Pinky, a transgender woman, as a significant character in one of its interconnected narratives. She is portrayed with agency, complexity, and dignity, running her own business and navigating a complicated past romantic relationship. Her identity is acknowledged without being a source of mockery or villainy, contributing to a largely empathetic and affirming depiction.

The film "Ludo" includes transwomen characters who are portrayed with dignity and agency. Katy is depicted as a compassionate nurse, and Bhanu as a capable associate, both integrated into the narrative without their trans identity being a source of mockery or negative stereotyping. The film's approach is respectful, presenting them as competent individuals within the story's chaotic world.

The film consistently portrays traditional family structures as failing or oppressive, with characters frequently engaging in infidelity, challenging parental authority, and subverting gender roles. It normalizes alternative choices and highlights the complexities and breakdowns of conventional family life without endorsing traditional norms.