The Siddiqui family has been a beloved part of the Channel 4 show Gogglebox since its inception in 2013, entertaining viewers with their humorous commentary on television programming. However, the family's matriarch, Nasreen, remains behind the scenes, a choice stemming from personal reasons. Her absence from the show is noteworthy, considering the family's strong presence and popularity, primarily consisting of her husband Sid and their three sons—Baasit, Umar, and Raza.

Over the years, the Siddiqui family's warmth and humor have resonated with audiences, making them one of the show's standout families. Baasit, married with children, alongside his brothers, adds to the dynamic by bringing a mix of humor and relatable family moments that fans enjoy. The family’s influence on the show has been significant, providing not just entertainment but also insights into their lives and cultural background, particularly as Sid is a Pakistani immigrant who shared his journey to the UK.

Despite her choice to stay behind the camera, Nasreen remains an integral part of the family's life and, by extension, the Gogglebox experience. While fans may be disappointed not to see her on screen, the family's captivating presence continues to shine through without her, highlighting how personal choices can shape public personas, especially within family-oriented programming.