[6] The play depicts the condition of women in Bhojpuri Society in the 19th century, the problem of migration and poverty.
[7] Bidesiya focuses on the theme of separation between husband and wife like the Meghadūta and Ramayana of Sanskrit.
[13] One day a traveller (Batohiya) was going through the village, Pyari Sundari asks him to send her message to Bidesiya.
When Batohiya reaches Calcutta he sees that Bidesiya has married to a woman named Saloni.
[16] The play became very popular in North Indian States like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and West Bengal.