People Just Do Nothing star Asim Chaudhry says he was beaten up ‘many times’ by the National Front
British actor says he suppressed his cultural identity after racist attacks
- Asim Chaudhry, star of People Just Do Nothing, discussed experiencing racism and fear during his upbringing in Feltham, west London.
- He recounted being physically assaulted by the National Front and feeling compelled to suppress his cultural identity.
- Chaudhry now champions London's multiculturalism, asserting that those who deem it a failure are 'f***ing idiots'.
- He highlighted that his recent significant acting roles have been 'race colour blind', contrasting with earlier parts in his career.
- Chaudhry also previously expressed scepticism about Rishi Sunak's path to Prime Minister, arguing that Sunak and Priti Patel do not represent the Asian community.