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Actor and comedy writer Sanjeev Kohli talks about his love for his Still Game character Naveed and why he doesn’t see the shopkeeper as a stereotype. He’s the third son of Indian Sikh parents who came to Glasgow in the seventies and also ran a shop. He explains why he was such a very shy child, and is still a reluctant performer, never having dreamt he would be in a TV soap, like River City. He talks about his marriage, his decision not to wear a turban, being mentally wired to be pessimistic…and why the family pet is a lesson on changing attitudes to racism.