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An Interview with Samir his life in the UK Pakistan when he was younger his life in the UK in the last couple of years •his latest journey to Lahore ✓ -his decision to live in an old people's home ✓ his idea of home ✓ 5.10.21 Good moming ladies & gentlemen, I'm XY& today we're welcoming Samir Lakhani, he's a migrant from Lahore, Pakistan & he will talk about the challanges he had faced as a migrant in the UK. 1: Good morning. Sir, welcome S Good morning, thank you for having me! 1: Today I want to ask you about your journey of finding your home. I: So Samir, what is your definition of home?Is it the place you were born in? S: No, that's what I used to believe, but my journey to Lahore teached me some- I thing different I Well, what did it teach you? S. Well I came there with the expectation of returning to my "real" home but lahore didn't fee like home anymore 1: Oh, why is that? What happened in Lahore? go S. I used to call Lahore my love affair, I loved the Pakistani traditions & still do, that actually made back.. but when I got there, I knew, my heart belonged to Manchester. I raised my children here & adapted the British culture more than I...
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thought. 1: Well, what's the difference between the UK & Pakistan? I'm sure it's not just the food (lach) S When I was younger I used to live in Pakistan, my family was poor & therefore I moved to the UK... to start a better life. That's why lactually thought I would be returning someday. At first I went to the UK to earn enough money to support my family back in Pakistan. I thought I'd return someday. 1: Yeah but you didn't? S: No, in the last couple of years. I lost my wife & my kids moved out. I felt alone & like a burden to my children. I lived alone in a huge house & didn't feel home anymore. But after my journey to lahore I fig. ured I needed a change of setting. A new home. 1: You're talking about home all the time but what does that actually mean to you? lost my S Home? Hm, Home' is different to each individual. I always called a place home, but once my wife died, I realized, I "home" & I started looking for a new home. A home is not the place you were born at nor is it the place you're living in. It can be, but it needs to make you feel safe & secure. It needs to feel like a hug&happy&cozy. To me that is the old peoples home. I have great friends there, who are making me feel wanted &needed. I Well I'm glad you've found a new home! Thank you for joining us today, Mr. Lakhani !