Mumtaz: Look at those two snogging! I think they're stuck together!

Dani: Mumtaz, er... how about you and boyfriends and getting married and that? I mean, will your parents fix it and everything for you?

Mumtaz: Yes. They did for my sister and my brothers. But not yet!

Dani: Yeah, well, no offence, right, but I'd hate it if my mum tried to tell me who I could go out with, never mind who I was going to marry. It doesn't seem right...

Mumtaz: Oh no, not again. I get sick of people going on about it and thinking our parents are really cruel and treat us badly.

Dani: Well, look, you're my mate, right, so I'm asking you about it. I just can't imagine what it's like, that's all. And I know you like David, you can't fool me!

Mumtaz: Okay, well I will have, like, an arranged marriage, and I know lots of white people and black people think is really weird, but I think it's okay.

Dani: So is that something that only Muslims do?

Mumtaz: No, it's not really a religious thing. Balvinder's a Sikh, and I'm a Muslim, and Anand's a Hindu, but the marriage thing is kind of the same. It's to do with being from India and Pakistan and places like that, it's like a traditional way of life there, whatever your religion is.