The English mother of the Khan children. Her British upbringing significantly shapes her children's identity, leading to their gradual rejection of George's strict Pakistani traditions. She serves as the cultural counterweight to her husband's authoritarianism within the family, embodying the assimilationist perspective.
Marital relationship tested by travel and reconciliation with past rivals.
Loyal companionship providing emotional support during a foreign journey.
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