Ae Fond Kiss is a warm romantic drama, but there are many conflicts in this film. Except social context, this film talks about a modern “Romeo and Juliet” story. Casim and Roisin are two young people with different cultural background, and they fall in love with each other. However, their relationship is prohibited by both their social networks. Various conflicts arise or reveal because of their love. Background differences between people and ethnocentrism are main reasons for the emergence of conflicts, group conflicts and personal conflicts are two types of conflicts in this film. Group conflicts are conflicts between the Khans and social context. Background differences lead to conflicts. Ethnical difference is a distinct difference. The Khans emigrated from Pakistan, so they are Asian, but people around them are white. Ethnical difference causes racial discrimination. At school, Tahara is often teased and insulted by her classmates only because of her ethnical identity. Cultural difference also causes conflict. The Khans hold on traditional Pakistani culture even they have been living at Glasgow for many years, and they have not acculturation with native Scottish culture. For example, they encourage endogamy, but native Scots thought it was ridiculous to marry one’s first cousin. Therefore, they only contact with other Pakistani and have little connection with native Scots these years. Besides, religion difference is a big problem. The Khans are Muslim, but people around them are Catholic. So they cannot accept Casim marry a Catholic girl, and priest in Roisin’s community does not allow Roisin to marry a Muslim.Personal conflicts are conflicts between Casim and Roisin. Casim is a Pakistani-Scot, and his parents think exogamy brings dishonor to his family, but Roisin is an Irish-Scot, so their relationship is prohibited by Casim’s family. Additionally, Casim is from a collectivism culture which values family very much, while Roisin is from an Individualism culture which values individual identity. Therefore, Roisin cannot understand why Casim always takes his family’s thoughts into consideration. Furthermore, Casim and Roisin believe in different religions. In Muslim, exogamy brings dishonor, but for Catholic, premarital sex is a shame. That difference causes different trouble for both of them. Casim asked if Roisin could change her belief for him; but the priest demand Roisin change Casim’s belief or end their relationship.In addition, ethnocentrism could lead conflicts. Both Casim and Roisin think their culture is the only right one and much better than the other. For instance, Roisin cannot understand why Casim so cares about his family’s opinion, and when Casim tell her he will marry his first cousin, she did not believe because she thought it was funny. Conservativeness is a part of ethnocentrism. People are not willing to learn and accept other cultures. For the Khans, even they lived in Scotland for many years, they still live and think as Pakistani. However, the ending makes us hopeful. We could see some change of Casim because of his love for Roisin.