Jassa Ahluwalia, a British actor known for his roles in 'Some Girls' and 'Peaky Blinders', shares his unique experiences growing up with a mixed English and Punjabi heritage. He discusses the challenges of cultural identity and self-worth, advocating for the idea of being 'both not half.' Jassa emphasizes the importance of language in shaping belonging and the need for inclusive representation in the acting industry. This heartfelt conversation sheds light on embracing one's background and encourages others to navigate the complexities of their own identities.