Four Years Later (ATOM Study Guide)

Despite being an arranged marriage, Sridevi and Yash’s connection is electric. But on their wedding night, Yash discovers he has been granted a medical traineeship in Australia, which means leaving Sridevi behind in India. After four years apart, Sridevi can finally join Yash in Sydney, but will their marriage survive the test of time and distance?

Curriculum Links:

Four Years Later is suitable for students in Years 10–12 and tertiary level in the learning areas of:

• English
• Media Studies
• Cultural Studies
• Health/Community Services

Key themes and topics explored include:

• Immigration and identity
• Cultural expectations and family dynamics
• Romantic relationships and intimacy
• Mental health and loneliness
• Coping with loss and new beginnings

Teachers are strongly advised to preview Four Years Later prior to using it as a curriculum resource. The series contains intimate scenes and sensitive themes related to mental health. It also explores the complexities of immigration, identity and cultural expectations, as well as the emotional impact of pregnancy loss. These themes may require careful handling and thoughtful discussion in the classroom.