#Darius Dalal

[theowlhousesaga]

Voice Actors as their TOH Characters✨(Part 11-20)

Ryan O‘Flanagan as Edric Blight

Erica Lindbeck as Emira Blight

Keston John as Darius Deamonne

Kari Wahlgren as Eberwolf

Debra Wilson as Terra Snapdragon

Noshir Dalal as Adrian Graye Vernworth

Mela Lee as Kikimora

Matt Chapman as Steve

Fryda Wolff as The Collector

Eden Riegel as Boscha

Kimberly Brooks as Skara

[kwebtv]

Indian Summers  -   Channel 4  -  February 15 2015 - May 15, 2016

Period Drama (20 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Henry Lloyd-Hughes as Ralph Whelan

Nikesh Patel as Aafrin Dalal

Julie Walters as Cynthia Coffin

Patrick Malahide as Lord Willingdon

Jemima West as Alice Whelan

Roshan Seth as Darius Dalal

Lillete Dubey as Roshana Dalal

Aysha Kala as Sooni Dalal

Alexander Cobb as Ian McLeod

Fiona Glascott as Sarah Raworth

Craig Parkinson as Dougie Raworth

Olivia Grant as Madeleine Mathers

Amber Rose Revah as Leena Prasad

Rick Warden as Ronnie Keane

Tanmay Dhanania as Naseem Ali Khan

Ashna Rabheru as Shamshad Dalal

Indi Nadarajah as Kaiser

Ash Nair as Bhupinder

Series 1

Ellora Torchia as Sita

Edward Hogg as Eugene Mathers

Alyy Khan as Ramu Sood

Daniel Skitch as Shopkeeper

Anthony Theil as The Coroner

Series 2

Art Malik as The Maharajah of Amritpur

Rachel Griffiths as Sirene

Sugandha Garg as Kaira Das

Arjun Mathur as Naresh Banerjee

Blake Ritson as Charlie Havistock

[meridianrose]

You people! You make a shrine of your own passions. You don't care a jot for what's right. And now do you see? How all are made to suffer because of a few selfish actions?

Darius Dalal, s2e09, summing up the entire plot of Indian Summers tbh

[buildarocketboys]

I love darius' little chats with Aafrin

[meridianrose]

Indian Summers S2e08 - Family Drama, father and son edition

"You want your children to be happy, don't you?" "Of course, yes! But how can anyone be happy if we are all to be broken up? First you, and that Englishwoman. Now your sister has taken your lead." "I'm still here!" "Good. Good. Because you would kill your poor mother for sure."

 Aafrin's plotting to run away with the married Englishwoman, abandoning his family and everything they stand for, and in this scene he's practically lying to his father. He's here for the next couple of hours and then he's off to Australia and will never see them, not his mother, his sisters, or his ailing father, ever again. It's no secret that I feel more for Darius, who deserves way better than his lot in life, than I have ever felt for Aafrin and his infatuation with Alice.

[buildarocketboys]

I thought I’d put these two screencaps together so we can all cry about the Dalals. You’re welcome.

[buildarocketboys]

"Always better to speak. Always."

This scene between Darius and Aafrin made me really emotional and part of it is because of this line from Darius. It really got me because it kind of shows where the Dalal kids got their outspokenness from - most of the time Darius is pretty quiet/non-confrontational/sits back and lets people do their own thing, but he'll speak up when it matters, when it's important, and I think that's really key in understanding Aafrin, but also understanding Sooni and Shamshad as well.

[buildarocketboys]

Ngl the scene between Aafrin and his father brought tears to my eyes