BBC - Asian Network - Silver Street Synopsis

Wednesday 2nd June 2004

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Kuljit has stumbled into the café injured, after giving chase to the kids who smashed the café window. He's not that badly hurt really, but he plays it up to Jodie to try to impress her, saying he fought off five men with knives! Kuljit ends up falling asleep and Jodie tells him to go back to the warehouse - he's not any help to her like that is he? She agrees to go to the Centre with him in the evening to see his and Sway's turntable lesson.

Sway, meanwhile, is in the park. He comes across Kamla who is crying, and asks her if she's ok. Kamla is a bit scared of him at first but they end up chatting, and Sway talks to her about where he's from.

Mushtaq is showing Mani around his new house. He tells Mani it's a fresh start for him, and says the old house is full of too many bad memories. Mushtaq gets a text from Rozena whilst they are looking round, confirming that she and Imran are coming over for dinner later on. Mani says they'll be fighting over which rooms are theirs, but Mushtaq says they're in for a big surprise…

Episode written by Nirjay Mahindru

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JMoney, Seattle
Just surfing and bumped into silver street by accident....and now I'm kind of hooked! I love the way you guys in the uk portray a sense of community...oh yeh..and love the way Kuls and Sway are getting into trouble! An excellent script...lates JMoney!

Aaron Mullins, Delaware USA
I'm loving this show. We don't have radio soaps here in the US, so it's great to have an opportunity to listen on the web. Keep up the great work and storylines!

Haseeb , Melbourne
I love the way Kuljit plays around with Jodie and impress her with the story about five kids with knives. Cant wait to see his what good they are on turntables.

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