Nida Manzoor
- Writer, director, producer, composer and executive producer
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Rose D'Or for We Are Lady Parts creator Nida Manzoor
We Are Lady Parts creator Nida Manzoor is to receive the emerging talent accolade at the prestigious international Rose d'Or TV awards.
Chortle, 18th November 2021Edinburgh TV Awards 2021 results
We Are Lady Parts, Rob And Romesh Vs, Joe Lycett's Got Your Back and O-T Fagbenle have won in the Edinburgh TV Awards 2021.
British Comedy Guide, 21st October 2021C4 revives its punk spirit with We Are Lady Parts
Shilpa Ganatra salutes We Are Lady Parts for subverting stereotypes and allowing young Muslim women to be themselves.
Shilpa Ganatra, Royal Television Society, 10th June 2021We Are Lady Parts review
Peacock's new comedy import from the U.K. makes representation matter in all the right ways.
Alan Sepinwall, Rolling Stone, 1st June 2021We Are Lady Parts: an endearingly angsty teenage dream
We Are Lady Parts is at once a delightful coming-of-age story and an authentic representation of varied Muslim experiences courtesy of its five discernible protagonists.
Saloni Gajjar, The AV Club, 1st June 2021Nida Manzoor: The punk spirit behind We Are Lady Parts
The writer and director on taking inspiration from her own life for her new Channel 4 comedy about a Muslim female punk band.
Hannah Bowler, Broadcast, 27th May 2021We Are Lady Parts, Channel 4 review
Nida Manzoor's smart sitcom breaks new ground.
Adam Sweeting, The Arts Desk, 21st May 2021We Are Lady Parts review
Channel 4's sweet, silly sitcom offers something we've never seen before on mainstream television: Muslim women being themselves, and rocking out to rowdy punk anthems.
Chitra Ramaswamy, The Guardian, 20th May 2021We Are Lady Parts, review
Channel 4's sparky new comedy about an all-female Muslim punk band challenges expectations, but tries a bit too hard to be cool.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 20th May 2021We Are Lady Parts review
Writer-director Nida Manzoor's comedy is plenty of fun, filled with instantly memorable characters.
Katie Rosseinsky, Evening Standard, 20th May 2021