Lady Parts are thwarted as the label begins to interfere with their debut album; the band reach a breaking point and boldly decide to reclaim their voice and the greater sisterhood.

Lady Parts finally record the album of their dreams at the legendary Molico Studios, while a heartbroken Taz is off on an odyssey of her own; but Saira's attempt to write a political song tests the limits of Lady Parts existence on a major label.

Reeling from the disastrous photo shoot, each of the girls find themselves at difficult personal crossroads, while Saira considers Clarice's major label offer and an unthinkable choice about the future of the band.

After tearing the roof off a wedding, Saira is approached by a top music manager with her eyes on Lady Parts; meanwhile attempts to make peace with their gen-z rivals triggers the girls' insecurities leading to chaotic scenes at a photoshoot.

A shock eviction from the bedsit leaves Lady Parts without a rehearsal space and rethinking their artistic priorities; but a chance lifeline leads them to a creative retreat and the creation of an unexpected hype track.

Lady Parts return home with a renewed artistic mission following a magical summer of gigs, having finally found their audience, their fanbase. As Saira gathers the band, she announces that its time to level up and lay down their legacy: Lady Parts will record their debut album with the legendary Dirty Mahmood at Molico Studios… that is if they can raise enough money to pay for the studio time. Momtaz has her work cut out for her.

Meanwhile Amina is exploring her "Villain Era," a new attitude of being a bad mother with boundaries and non-negotiables, which plants her right in the centre of a burgeoning love triangle between a firmly friend-zoned Ahsan and dreamy folky troubadour Billy.

However, the band are stunned to find a rival Muslim band, Second Wife, threatens their status quo – led by none other than Saira's super-fan-hyphen-lifestyle-blogger Taifa. As Second Wife go viral with a cover of Lady Parts' most famous song, the band must wrestle with the fear that they are being replaced - to hate or not to hate?