Cash and Curry
They came with nothing. They built everything.
And they took what they were never given.

In the smoke-choked backstreets of 1980s West London, a wave of South Asian migrants fight to survive - battling racism, poverty, and the boot of the system. But where the world sees corner shops and curry houses, a new generation sees opportunity. And they’re not asking permission.

Amid riots, NF marches, and police raids, a crew of hustlers rises - dealing in black-market goods, bootleg alcohol, and fake tobacco. But as the money grows, so do the enemies. Soon, their empire stretches from curry houses to car rings, from corner shops to cartel links.

Told through the eyes of three childhood friends turned crime lords, Cash and Curry is a raw, unapologetic British-Asian gangster saga - about the price of power, the cost of respect, and the blood that built the bricks.

This isn’t just a hustle - it’s the immigrant blueprint rewritten in steel, sweat, and silence.