This three parter is a lovely piece of work. The three main characters are portrayed realistically and they look like real people, not actresses. Sunita's transformation is realistic. The supporting cast were all great. I watched this with my adult kids and we all enjoyed it. We also think that the situations cross over to so many ethnic groups, but that the particular ones in this series were very well-done. Even the lighting in some of the house scenes, with a lot of gold and orange overtones, added to the atmosphere, and contrasted with the brightness and glare of the outer London world, like the hospital. The circular shot of the three characters just before the baby is grabbed by Deepak was a perfect set up.
It was also good that the problem of "cutting" was addressed, as well as communication in marriage. "What happened to us?" Sunita asked and the audience wants to yell, "Life!" I'd love to see more of these characters, and highly recommend this show to others.
It was also good that the problem of "cutting" was addressed, as well as communication in marriage. "What happened to us?" Sunita asked and the audience wants to yell, "Life!" I'd love to see more of these characters, and highly recommend this show to others.