him and for some time, it seems as though he will sort his life out. But old habits die hard. Yuvraj gradually falls back into his old ways and Mahi is unable to stop him. Will Ranvir ever see Nawaz's point of view and will they ever be friends again? Will Sardarji remain a prisoner to his son's whims or will he rebel against him and return to Punjab? Will Yuvraj ever understand ethics and morality? Will Mahi return to Yuvraj? Will Ranvir accept a white boyfriend for Meet? And Amaan, who loves Meet – will he ever tell her about his love? As Virsa answers these and other questions, it makes a strong statement about remaining true to one's values, culture and upbringing even as we constantly adapt and adjust to the society around us. It explores ways of addressing the identity conflicts of immigrant Asians in Western societies so that the succeeding generations can benefit from the best facets of both the cultures. Main characters Arya Babbar as Yuvraj Singh Grewal, 20, Ranvir Singh's son. Born in India and brought up in Australia, he has had a completely Westernised upbringing, where he has more in common with his white friends, with whom he hangs out, rather than the other immigrant Indians. Yuvraj is not just Westernised but also completely spoilt. He has enough money and more to throw around and wants to enjoy the good life. He has no aim in life, no goals, no ambitions. Girls, drugs, alcohol, parties are all that interest him. Since Ranvir Singh does not believe in morals and ethics, he has not passed on any values to his son either. Mehreen Raheel as Mahi Sandhu, a young lady from Chandigarh, is a combination of beauty and brains. She is a modern Indian woman who is contemporary in her outlook and yet traditional where her core values are concerned. She is not overawed by the Australian society and culture. She still respects her traditions and cultures and retains her values of right and wrong. She is also a very emotional person, who values relationships, and sometimes, her emotions lead her to take wrong decisions. Noman Ijaz as Nawaz Ali, 45, who hails from Lahore, Pakistan. About 20 years ago, he migrated to Sydney, Australia, where he met Ranvir and they became the best of friends. He also opened a store and found moderate