Afreena Islam shares her story of how her father’s journey inspired Daughters of the Curry Revolution and how the smell of curry brought her back home.
‘When I was little, I used to hang out at my dad’s restaurant most weekends, back when they used to stay open until 5am. After a hard day’s toil running around pretending to be him, I would fall asleep to the CCTV, my body on the chest freezer and my head resting on a pile of tablecloths.’
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