The artwork in Kirtu employs a flat, minimalist style that contrasts sharply with the detailed realism of Franco-Belgian or Japanese manga. This simplicity serves a satirical purpose:
A departure from the domestic theme, this series introduces an adventurous character involved in crime-based scenarios.
Central to the flagship series, this character represented a complex mix of domesticity and hidden desires, subverting the traditional, conservative expectations placed on women in South Asian households.
The reception of the Kirtu comic story has been varied, reflecting the diverse tastes and sensitivities of its audience. Many readers have praised the comic for its bold storytelling, complex characters, and the way it tackles mature themes. The series has sparked lively discussions online, with fans dissecting its plot, debating the morality of Kirtu's actions, and speculating about future developments.