Newly promoted DI Rachita Ray takes on a case that forces her to face a lifelong personal conflict.Newly promoted DI Rachita Ray takes on a case that forces her to face a lifelong personal conflict.Newly promoted DI Rachita Ray takes on a case that forces her to face a lifelong personal conflict.
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A good British police drama which to be fair isn't bad . Really worth the watch and don't be put off by negative reviews and I hope that DI Ray returns for another series.
No hanging about, straight in to the action which engages from the start and piques the interest. It's an ok story, Birmingham is a different choice of venue so made a refreshing change from London. A bit predictable in places, but easy enough to watch.
Was really enjoying it then it seemed to speed up and come to an end?
Could have been a couple more episodes between 3 and 4.
Hope it returns for a second season.
Could have been a couple more episodes between 3 and 4.
Hope it returns for a second season.
Interesting that some have a negative view of this 4 part series. I cant say the same thing! It IS pretty good with the central character being brought in to solve a crime. It isnt clear until the final episode who Mr Bambers character is, which is helpful. The officer does crack it and it will be interesting to see if they bring her back for a 2nd series.
I really liked it and in fact watched it in just one sitting. I highly recommend it.
However, it is true that the lead character could have been more expressive and likeable, especially in her interactions with her fiancé in which I saw no chemistry at all and found their acting rather contrived as if they had both signed an agreement so as not to kiss each other on the mouth. It was a bit weird. Other than that, the plot is compelling and racism across British police is superbly portrayed.
However, it is true that the lead character could have been more expressive and likeable, especially in her interactions with her fiancé in which I saw no chemistry at all and found their acting rather contrived as if they had both signed an agreement so as not to kiss each other on the mouth. It was a bit weird. Other than that, the plot is compelling and racism across British police is superbly portrayed.
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- TriviaWriter Maya Sondhi and Executive Producer Jed Mercurio previously worked together on Line of Duty (2012). Mercurio wrote the show and Sondhi played PC Maneet Bindra.
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