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.
DI Ray disarms a man with a knife, recognised for her bravery, the powers that be move her to head up a murder case.
I was very impressed by this four part series, it's complex, it's deep, it's incredibly well paced, don't expect endless meandering, Ray is thrown straight into the action.
Very well made, it looks and sounds great, it's a cut above your regular drama series.
Line of Duty vibes, which isn't really surprising, it's not as complex or heavy, but it has similar tones and vibes, the usual level of corruption.
How utterly refreshing to see a predominantly British Asian cast for a change, about time and great to see, every single player here is excellent.
Parminder Nagra is just so good as the lead, she steals the show, and truly develops with each episode, you witness some of the deliberate, and not so deliberate racism that she, and many others must feel.
The second series fortunately followed, and as it stands we're patiently waiting for series three.
8/10.
I was very impressed by this four part series, it's complex, it's deep, it's incredibly well paced, don't expect endless meandering, Ray is thrown straight into the action.
Very well made, it looks and sounds great, it's a cut above your regular drama series.
Line of Duty vibes, which isn't really surprising, it's not as complex or heavy, but it has similar tones and vibes, the usual level of corruption.
How utterly refreshing to see a predominantly British Asian cast for a change, about time and great to see, every single player here is excellent.
Parminder Nagra is just so good as the lead, she steals the show, and truly develops with each episode, you witness some of the deliberate, and not so deliberate racism that she, and many others must feel.
The second series fortunately followed, and as it stands we're patiently waiting for series three.
8/10.
I liked D. I. Ray and thought Parminder Nagra and Maanuv Thiara were great in their performances. However the storyline felt disjointed at times and key information about characters was missing. Line of Duty really has set the bar high and I hope they meet it in season 2.
I found the first episode a little slow as we got to no the characters but gave the second episode a watch and am glad I did, the show grew during the second episode and carried on getting better.
Really enjoyed it and the last episode was really good with a great twist at the end (which my wife guessed).
Just give it a go, I hope they make season 2.
Really enjoyed it and the last episode was really good with a great twist at the end (which my wife guessed).
Just give it a go, I hope they make season 2.
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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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