but i think they really portrayed it in a light—hearted way, which i thought was great. wasjess a role model for you? yeah, i think she was. i think she kept her head down, she worked hard, she stuck to the process, even when there were barriers in her way with her parents and the issues that come with that, she still knew what she wanted to go out and achieve, and i think that�*s really, really important for young people to see. what�*s crazy is thatjess was probably, for a lot of south asian girls, the only role model that looked like us and was from the same background and she wasn�*t real, which is sad. yeah, it is sad, it is sad, and when you think about that, the fact that we had to really use our imagination in that sense and look at a film and think, oh, ok, that is possible, but it was a film, right. whereas now, you can look at the likes of myself, maz, who plays at aston villa at the moment, you can now see it and i think that�*s the beauty of the difference that we�*ve seen 20 years on, right, if we really focus on the positives. i know we�*ve got a long way to go, but we�*re getting there. what parts of the film are especially relatable to you? it�*s gotta be the scene where she�*s with the boys in the park playing,