Sudays: A Cricket Enthusiast with Afghan Roots

Individual Profiles

• Sudays, also known as "Sundays," is a young man of Afghan-Pakistani descent who supports the Afghan cricket team and runs a chicken shop named Gul's Grills.
• Ayaan, also known as "Naan," is a bright and witty Pakistani boy who excels in mathematics, supports Arsenal in football, and has a knack for responding to bullying with humor and intelligence.
• Abdul is an Afghan boy who is passionate about football, specifically supporting Tottenham Hotspur and the Afghan national football team, and faces academic struggles in mathematics and science.
• Syed is a Pakistani boy with a complex religious background, identifying as Sunni despite his Shia mother, and often neglects his prayers, but is a kind and amicable person.
• Ishmam Ul Hoque is a Bangladeshi boy who excels in paper ball championships, supports Al Nassr in football, and has a brother named Tafhim.
• Dilpreet is a Sikh Indian boy who is known for his strength, often mocks Ayaan for his nose, but has a distinct identity as a Sikh in a predominantly Muslim group.

Common Themes

• The individuals all have diverse interests, cultural backgrounds, and personal challenges.
• They each have unique personalities, skills, and experiences that contribute to a rich tapestry of youthful experiences.
• The group dynamic is marked by social challenges, such as bullying, and diverse cultural and religious identities.