They both had very similar values in raising us — how they deal with money, for example. They never spoiled us as kids, and were always very careful with how they spent it. Our mom, funnily enough, was the one that enforced most of the rules of Islam in the household — she was always telling us, “Cover your arms” or “Don’t show your midriff too much,” or, “Your shorts are too short.” She also learned how to cook Pakistani food! She was really engaged with the culture.TVWhat kinds of music did you listen to growing up?YY: Marie-Jeanne Valet in a flashback sequence. (Talk about an amazing call on the producer’s behalf.)Instagram contentView on Instagram The last decade brought us a very specific type of storytelling that hyper-focused on complex protagonists. Emboldened by early blogging, millennials created shows that spoke toperspectives never shownon mainstream television and film. adding that the mistake had the potential of “altering the trajectory of kids’ lives.”