Her stage work is often described as intense yet relatable, capable of drawing audiences into the inner lives of her characters. Critics have praised her ability to balance dramatic intensity with subtle humor, making her performances memorable both on stage and screen. Her role as Afaq earned recognition for her ability to convey layered emotions, capturing both the personal struggles and societal pressures of her character. Working alongside her mother added a natural chemistry to the scenes, enhancing the authenticity of the story.
These films allowed her to explore themes of family, identity, and societal expectations, demonstrating her capability to tackle challenging, thought-provoking material. Azadeh has not shied away from international or experimental projects, showing a willingness to explore different genres and production styles.
