Kuljit Thiaray
British Sikh mother of three Kuljit Thiaray doesn't believe in inter-cultural marraiges but holds nothing against those who do.
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Bobby Friction
Bobby Friction explains how the events of partition 60 years ago changed his family for ever.
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Bobby Friction explains how the events of partition 60 years ago changed his family for ever.
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Rozina Sini
Rozina Sini’s reveals her family’s journey - from Pakistan to a life in Bradford’s mills.
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How would you feel if your family became refugees? 60 years on, presenter Gagan Grewal reveals how partition has affected him.
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Hear DJ Kayper's experience of the 'motherland' - from using Indian toilets to meeting forgotten relatives.
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Punam Verma from the West Midlands believes British record companies don't know how to package Asian artists.
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Suleman Motala explains how people's attitudes towards him have changed since the 7/7 bombings.
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Deepa Parekh has experienced racism which has hampered her success at work.
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The day after his parents began to arrange his marriage, Ripon Azad reveals how he feels about finding a bride.
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Shafia Khatun remembers her confusion when she came to the UK aged just 15 to get married.
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Madia Alam from Bradford reveals her family's differing experience of marriage.
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Sehreen Ali lives in Haslingdon near Manchester. She's 26, and works for the NHS as an information officer.
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Ash, Birmingham
I'm gay and Asian - so you can imagine how being Asian can affect my life. Everything in my culture and religion tells me that I'm wrong to live my life the way I do. But my heart and my head says that things are fine. I lead a double life but all I really want is to be myself.