The two main characters in the film, George Khan a Pakistani-Muslim, and his wife Ella an English woman. The couple have six interracial children. Where the problem rises to the surface is when George attempts to force his children in accepting his Muslim lifestyle although the children have lived in England. The children acknowledge their father’s cultural background. Although it is difficult for them to comprehend the structure in which George wishes them to live their lives. The children have English friends, and girlfriends. The family lives in a community of prejudice which affects the choices of the children. Unlike the first movie the difficulties that this family faces results from problems that biracial families around the world face. This is intertwining two cultures, and attempting to respect both cultures without one dominating the
The two main characters in the film, George Khan a Pakistani-Muslim, and his wife Ella an English woman. The couple have six interracial children. Where the problem rises to the surface is when George attempts to force his children in accepting his Muslim lifestyle although the children have lived in England. The children acknowledge their father’s cultural background. Although it is difficult for them to comprehend the structure in which George wishes them to live their lives. The children have English friends, and girlfriends. The family lives in a community of prejudice which affects the choices of the children. Unlike the first movie the difficulties that this family faces results from problems that biracial families around the world face. This is intertwining two cultures, and attempting to respect both cultures without one dominating the