I'm in the USA. My wife is addicted to police and court television shows. I've managed to find her some programs she liked - "A Touch of Frost" and "Judge John Deed" from England, "McCallum" and "Taggart" from Scotland, a few episodes of "Single Handed" from Ireland, "City Homicide" and (inexplicably) "Sea Patrol" from Australia.
I've been told there's some English-language broadcasting in India. Are there any Indian-made shows in English in that genre?
Indian police/court/detective television shows
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Re: Indian police/court/detective television shows
CID from sony television. But it comes in telugu and Hindi languages.
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Re: Indian police/court/detective television shows
No, there are no Indian made shows in English, mostly they are American or European (British), like CSI, Judge John Deed, Shark, Monk, etc
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Re: Indian police/court/detective television shows
CID ...tonysilas wrote:CID from sony television. But it comes in telugu and Hindi languages.
India having a state or central CID of the plasticky type portrayed in the serial would be as unlikely as having a Rastafarian king of England...
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Re: Indian police/court/detective television shows
cottage cheese wrote:CID ...tonysilas wrote:CID from sony television. But it comes in telugu and Hindi languages.
India having a state or central CID of the plasticky type portrayed in the serial would be as unlikely as having a Rastafarian king of England...
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