BBC To Adapt Vikram Seth’s ‘A Suitable Boy’ Into Series, With Tabu & Ishaan Khatter In Lead Roles

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Vikram Seth’s classic novel ‘A Suitable Boy’ will be adapted into a series soon and will have Ishaan Khatter and Tabu in leading roles, reports BBC.

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The 6-episode series will stream on BBC One and will be directed by Monsoon Wedding and The Namesake fame Mira Nair.

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The producer of the series will be Andrew Davies, who has previously been associated with movies like Pride and Prejudice, War & Peace and Les Misérables. 

Tanya Maniktala will also be a part of the cast and will play the lead role of Lata.

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A Suitable Boy is the story of Lata, trying to find a voice in the 1951 India when the country itself was trying to find its identity.

Excited about this new project, Tabu told BBC:

Coming together with Mira after The Namesake is a thing of great joy for me. And to collaborate with her and the BBC for Vikram Seth’s book is something I’m so looking forward to. Along with being a dedicated and engaging film maker Mira is also someone who is the most fun to work with.
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With such big names associated with the project, we are excited for it to release soon.

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