The Bridge Generation: Famil. Culture. Identity.

Raised in a military family in Pakistan and surrounded by South Asian values, Tanya Khan grew up observing a generation that largely accepted the traditions, expectations and rules handed down to them. Culture and religion often existed intertwined. Then came the Bridge Generation. They tried to follow Then came the Bridge Generation. They tried to follow the same path in a world that was already changing. Some adapted quietly; many others rebelled. When Khan moved abroad, she encountered a greater emphasis on individual choice, independence and self-expression. So what happens when the values we inherit no longer fit neatly into the lives we are living? Khan explores the space between tradition and change, duty and choice, culture and individual identity.