In a London marked by social uncertainty and racial tensions of the 1980s, a young British man of Pakistani origin, Omar, returns to his hometown after completing his studies. He reunites with his family, who are struggling to keep their laundry business afloat, amidst an environment saturated with conflicts between diverse cultures. Omar decides to take charge of the laundry, determined to revive it and turn it into a thriving place.
As he embarks on this entrepreneurial adventure, he reconnects with Johnny, an old childhood friend. The bond between them quickly rekindles, although Johnny, who has become entangled in the world of crime and drugs, represents both an attraction and a danger to Omar. As their relationship intensifies, they confront the prejudices of their communities, the ghosts of Johnny's past, and the complications that arise from their conflicting identities.
Amidst emotional scenes and moments of humor, the film explores themes of love, identity, and the meaning of home in a world that seeks to divide them. With a vibrant backdrop of music and culture, the protagonists are forced to navigate a path full of possibilities and challenges as they try to find their place in a society that often does not accept them.