A dialogue between two friends about importance of games and sports

Abrar: Hey Kushaf, where are you headed?
Kushaf: I'm going to the club, Abrar.
A: What do you do there?
K: I play tennis with my friend Saba.
A: Do you play tennis every day?
K: Yep, it helps keep my body and mind in shape. Do you play any games, Abrar?
A: Yeah, Kushaf.
K: What games do you play?
A: I do cricket and football to keep my body healthy.
K: I believe games are really important for good health.
A: You're spot on, Kushaf. Games are important for everyone.
K: But some folks don't play any games. They don't realize how important games are.
A: Well, those people often end up having health issues.
K: You're absolutely correct, Abrar.
A: I think, Kushaf, that games should be mandatory for students.
K: I'm on the same page. Games will keep the students healthy and teach them discipline.
A: Discipline is super important for personal growth and the progress of a nation.
K: There's truth in the saying that constant work without play makes someone dull.
A: As the saying goes, a healthy mind can truly understand spirituality.
K: But a healthy mind needs a healthy body. And to have a healthy body, games are crucial.
A: Games also show us how to be good sports.
K: Totally agree. They also help students learn how to lead.
A: "Health is wealth," that's a classic saying. So, to stay healthy, we need to play games.
K: Absolutely. Can I go now? I'm running late for my tennis match.
A: Of course, don't let me hold you up.
K: Catch you later.
A: Goodbye.
K: Bye-bye.