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Indian Summers

Indian Summers



'Indian Summers' tells the colourful and rich story of the decline of the British Empire and the birth of modern India. The show tells the both sides of the experience. The story is set in the summer of 1932, the British are only just holding on to power, and India dream of Independence may come true. The story is set in a place called Simla. During the summer months the power-brokers of Britain descend there. In the heart of the society is Julie Walters character Cynthia a powerful and influential persona.

Episode Info

Next: 2x04 -- Series 2, Episode 4 (Apr/03/2016)


A fashion show at the club results in a horrifying attack on one of the guests. Ralph attempts to find the culprit, but the truth is more shocking than he could have imagined and threatens to leave his political career in ruins.


Prev: 2x03 -- Series 2, Episode 3 (Mar/27/2016)


Aafrin is in shock following last week's murder and he is forced to play umpire in a 'friendly' game of cricket between some British and Indian politicians. His troubles increase as the Dalal family are drawn into his dangerous secret as his personal and political worlds clash.


Cast
Henry Lloyd-HughesHenry Lloyd-Hughes
As Ralph Whelan
Patrick MalahidePatrick Malahide
As Viceroy of India
Jemima WestJemima West
As Alice Whelan
Nikesh PatelNikesh Patel
As Aafrin
Lillette DubeyLillette Dubey
As Roshana
Roshan SethRoshan Seth
As Darius
Ayesha KalaAyesha Kala
As Sooni
Craig ParkinsonCraig Parkinson
As Douglas
Fiona GlascottFiona Glascott
As Sarah
Alexander CobbAlexander Cobb
As Ian McLeod

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Crew

Executive Producer: Charles Pattinson, Elaine Pyke, Simon Curtis, Rebecca Eaton
Co-Executive Producer: Indira Varma
Producer: Dan McCulloch

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Seasons

Classification: Scripted
Genre: Drama | Educational | History
Status: New Series
Network: Channel 4 ( United Kingdom)
Airs: Sundays at 09:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: February 15, 2014
Episode Order: 10
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