Ep 2. Bullies

A man walks on the stage in front of a large audience and introduces himself as Mr. Khan. The crowd cheers and claps excitedly as Mr. Khan begins to talk about his latest project. He announces that he is planning to open a new curry house in Sparkhill, Birmingham and that he is looking for investors to help make it happen.

The audience responds enthusiastically and Mr. Khan is relieved and excited. He knows that this is a big project, but he is confident that he can make it work. As he continues to talk, however, he begins to notice that some members of the audience are not as supportive as others. In fact, some are outright hostile.

Mr. Khan tries to ignore this, but he soon realizes that he is being bullied. Some of the other attendees are mocking him and belittling his plans. They call him names and make fun of his accent. Mr. Khan tries to respond with humor and grace, but it's clear that the bullying is taking a toll on him.

Meanwhile, at the Khan household, Mr. Khan's daughter Alia is dealing with her own bullying issues. She's been targeted by a group of girls at school who are constantly teasing her and calling her names. Alia tries to ignore them, but they won't leave her alone.

As Mr. Khan struggles to deal with the bullying at the investor meeting, he realizes that he needs to help his daughter with her own problems. He decides to take matters into his own hands and confronts the bullies at Alia's school.

In the end, Mr. Khan is able to stand up to the bullies and make them back down. He also realizes that he needs to be more supportive of his daughter and help her through her bullying issues. The episode ends on a positive note, with Mr. Khan and Alia bonding over their shared experiences and promising to always be there for each other.