Yojongandha is very relevant even in this modern society. The dependence on the masculinity or rather the patriarchy, being presented through Satyavati's change of thoughts after becoming the wife of a king and the queen of an Empire is pretty clear through the change of thoughts and concerns of the lady. When she is young, she believes in taking care of her own wishes, but later on we see that she says that Kunti 's choice of her own groom (Pandu) is not respectful for the dynasty because it is not the custom. After becoming the queen, she becomes powerful and responsible but it also binds her free thoughts and progressive mind that is relevant even in today's world where women tend to change after marriage, even the so called modern ones. Vyas's illegitimacy could be compared to today's illegitimate children, being said that the respect Vyas received even after being an illegitimate child, should be given by society to the similar children of these days. But on that context, it should be remembered that Vyas's father Rishi Parashar never denied him and he was the illegitimate child of a Brahmin as strong, as knowledgeable as Parashar. So, it could be said that the class system ,that was very reputed in that society, was one of the prime reasons of Vyas's respect being received.Yojongandha has projected all these points really well through its presentation and dialogues. Having said that, its main concern may have been Satyavati but it has given equal importance to all the other characters who were a part of Yojongandha's life.