To me Andrew Davies has elevated the adaptation of A Suitable Boy. A fast moving pared down television series.
Just look at a death scene which was so simple. A flower drops, and then the character is ready to be cremated. No extended histrionics.
Although my wife noted that one of the character had his hair grow long again so rapidly.
Maan Kapoor languishes in jail while his father faces a fight for reelection. An unexpected gesture shows Mann the meaning of true friendship.
As for Lata. She realises that her brother's pompousness and snooty attitude stands in her way of finding love.
Despite the novel being reduced, it feels like a novel has come to life on television.
Just look at a death scene which was so simple. A flower drops, and then the character is ready to be cremated. No extended histrionics.
Although my wife noted that one of the character had his hair grow long again so rapidly.
Maan Kapoor languishes in jail while his father faces a fight for reelection. An unexpected gesture shows Mann the meaning of true friendship.
As for Lata. She realises that her brother's pompousness and snooty attitude stands in her way of finding love.
Despite the novel being reduced, it feels like a novel has come to life on television.
