Beecham House

Thoroughly enjoyable, a glimpse into a time/era leading to eng/indi imperialism that does not become enmeshed in the politics but stays true to its character's experiences...want a season 2!

This show, much like Gurinder Chadha's films, are extremely accurate at portraying a story which is authentic to Indian people as well as entertaining. Somebody who just consumes British TV would not understand the depths of this show - there are famous bollywood actors in this and the dialogue is particularly sarcastic and you can't help but want to watch the next episode to see what happens. It is a DRAMA, with mystery and particularly caters to an asian audience as it shows the clashes in culture.

I have absolutely loved Beecham House from the first episode. The costumes, sets, actors, the storyline. I can't wait for the next episode and tonight is the finally. To the person who criticised, the British in India, I agree there were a lot of bad British people, but there were some good ones. Indians are not all saints either. My late mother was treated very kindly by an English doctor, back in India, when everyone turned their backs on her. This kind man treated her for free and saved her life, and charged her no money, treated her like a daughter. There are good and bad people in every race!!!

I love it!!! It can not end like this. We need more. Pleeeeese!!!!!!

I've watched this till episode six, not sure how historically accurate it is but I found the characters believable and the acting is certainly as good as any I've seen on television recently so I'm surprised at the bad reviews as the story is more interesting as the series continues, so perseverance pays off