the mahabarat on channel 4?

that was pretty dominant in a lot of non asian mates memories….

in the general sense of it, asian programming contrasted with asian presence are two different sides of the coin and yes 40 years on have much to be anticipated still!

Id hazzard a guess that more people know about judaism and its cultural aspects than Sikhism, despite the latter having more people in the UK than the former. Im not implying anything by that, its just the way it is.

Besides Jews have played an incredibly important role in the formation of British television (particularly ITV). Perhaps you query about the ‘lack’ of representative output should be put to them directly.

Compare it to the Jewish community, we have never had any type of regular series or any type of cultural show.

cheers

Leslie

Things really haven’t changed that much in the Asian community – I’m sure half way through there is an interview with a Chartered Accountant, about how to become one I’m sure. (And how dapper that man is, that moustache is undoubtedly ‘rakish’.)

And judging by the few comments left by english people, things really haven’t changed much in attitude of the hosts either: learn english and everything will be OK.