Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
Sorry, Aseem, Can't share your enthusiasm about Mira Nair's adaptation. The last two episodes came through as distinctly cheesy - heavily layered. Although I plodded through Seth's book two decades ago, I can't recall much of the details, but I am terribly disappointed with this "Made For The Raj" hotpotch. No wonder BBC picked it up - it caters to BBC's attitude towards India one hundred percent. A real shame that we are still unable to get over the colonial slavishness.
