Sort Of

Sort Of is a critically acclaimed Canadian comedy-drama series that follows Sabi Mehboob, a gender-fluid Pakistani-Canadian millennial navigating life in Toronto. The show explores Sabi's experiences with family, love, friendship, and work as they grapple with their identity and attempt to balance their traditional upbringing with their modern aspirations. With humor and heart, Sabi tries to keep their life together while caring for their younger siblings after a family tragedy.

Sort Of has received widespread critical acclaim for its fresh perspective, authentic portrayal of LGBTQ+ and immigrant experiences, and its blend of humor and poignant drama. Critics have praised the performances, particularly from lead Bilal Baig, and the show's nuanced writing.

• Praised for its authentic and nuanced exploration of identity and culture.
• Celebrated for its humor, heart, and stellar performances.
• Lauded as a groundbreaking and essential series for contemporary television.

Google audience: Viewers consistently praise 'Sort Of' for its relatable characters, unique storytelling, and the authentic representation of diverse experiences. The show's ability to balance humor with sensitive topics like family, identity, and immigration resonates deeply with audiences.

Winner of multiple Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Comedy Series and Best Lead Actor for Bilal Baig. Nominated for a GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comedy Series.

The series was co-created by Bilal Baig, who also stars as the lead character Sabi Mehboob, bringing their own lived experiences and perspective to the role.