The Indian Detective

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About

The Indian Detective is a TV show that first premiered in 2017. It falls within the TV Comedies genre and follows the story of a suspended Toronto police officer who visits his father in Mumbai and gets involved in a local case. The show features a mix of comedy, drama, and mystery, offering an entertaining and engaging viewing experience for its audience.

Making/Production

The Indian Detective was created by Frank Spotnitz and Smita Bhide, with Russell Peters playing the lead role. The show was filmed in locations such as Toronto and Mumbai, providing a vibrant backdrop for the storyline. The cast and crew worked together to bring the unique blend of humor and intrigue to life, creating a distinctive and memorable series.

Actors

- Russell Peters as Doug D'Mello: The protagonist, a detective from Toronto who finds himself embroiled in a case in Mumbai. - Anupam Kher as Stanley D'Mello: Doug's father living in Mumbai. - Mishqah Parthiephal as Priya Sehgal: A strong-willed lawyer who becomes Doug's love interest. - Christina Cole as Robyn Gerner: Doug's colleague back in Toronto.

Trivia/Interesting Facts

- The Indian Detective marks Russell Peters' first foray into acting as a lead character in a TV series. - The show received positive reviews for its humor and cultural insights. - The Indian Detective was praised for its portrayal of Mumbai and Toronto, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of both cities.

Quotes

- Doug D'Mello: "I'm a Canadian cop. I could be suspended just for littering." - Stanley D'Mello: "You know what they say, when in Rome. Actually, it's a good saying. When in Rome, have pasta. When in China, have noodles. When in India, have two wives." - Priya Sehgal: "Look at you, playing 'good cop' without a badge."

Music/Soundtrack

- The Indian Detective features a soundtrack that blends traditional Indian music with contemporary tones, enhancing the show's cultural and thematic depth. - The music score complements the on-screen action and dialogue, setting the mood for each scene and adding an additional layer of storytelling.