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Author:
Indian doctor (Television program). Season 1.
Title:
The Indian doctor. Season 1 [dvd] / created and executive produced by Deep Sehgal, Gwennan Sage ; directed by Tim Whitby, Deep Sehgal, Gwennan Sage, Lee Haven-Jones ; written by Bill Armstrong, Nicholas Martin, Sian Naiomi, Catrin Clarke, Rob Gittins.
Format:
[dvd] /
Edition:
Widescreen.
Publisher:
Kino Lorber,
Copyright Date:
2021
Description:
1 videodisc (227 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Subject:
East Indians--Wales--Drama.
Indian physicians--Drama.
Villages--Wales--Drama.
Wales--Drama.
East Indians.
Wales.
Drama.
Fiction television programs.
Medical television programs.
Television comedies.
Television programs.
Television series.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Television programs.
Television comedies.
Fiction television programs.
Medical television programs.
Television series.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Other Authors:
Whitby, Tim, television director.
Sehgal, Deep, television director. televsion producer, television director.
Sage, Gwennan, television director. televsion producer, television director.
Jones, Lee Haven, 1976- television director.
Armstrong, Bill (Television producer), screenwriter.
Martin, Nicholas, screenwriter.
Naiomi, Sian, screenwriter.
Bhaskar, Sanjeev, 1964- actor.
Dharker, Ayesha, 1977- actor.
Oakley, Jacob, actor.
Harries, Mali, actor.
Kino Lorber, Inc., publisher.
Notes:
Sanjeev Bhaskar, Ayesha Dharker, Jacob Oakley, Mali Harries, Ifan Huw Dafydd. Widescreen. Title from disc surface. Originally broadcast as single episodes of a television program from 2010 to 2013.
Summary:
The Indian Doctor is a heartwarming and award-winning British comedy series that originally aired on BBC One. It tells the classic fish out of water story of Prem Sharma, a highly educated Indian doctor, and Kamini, his beautiful upper-class wife, who, attracted by the promise of opportunities in the new National Health Service and a glamorous lifestyle in London, leave India in 1963 only to find themselves sent to a small practice in a Welsh coal-mining village. This comes as quite a shock to both the Sharmas and the villagers, who have to learn to live with each other.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1264178055
Locations:
SFPH074 -- Waterloo Public Library (Waterloo)

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