Tarlochan and Gurdev both talk about their family's background, their customs, time at school and their immigration to New Zealand. They discuss scrub cutting, their pay, religion, Indian marriage and they remember the cultural shock they experienced when they first moved to this country. They also talk about their career change, social life, the languages they speak, food, children and how they maintained their cultural identity.
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