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Mrs Sidhu Investigates: Series 1 Unboxing

Fans of cosy crime rejoice, Mrs. Sidhu (Meera Syal) is about to become your favourite TV sleuth. The nosy caterer with a fascination for murder finds herself teaming up with reluctant DCI Burton (Craig Parkinson) in one of TV’s most unlikely pairings as they solve mysteries together in this sweet, feel-good, and refreshingly diverse mystery show. Perfect viewing for the cold winter nights to come, Mrs. Sidhu Investigates will comfort you like a cosy old jumper. 

With an instinct for the truth, impressive imagination and an indefatigable sense of nosiness, there’s not much that gets past Mrs. Sidhu, and her forays into crime quickly see her form an unofficial partnership with DCI Burton, who – after witnessing her talent first hand – reluctantly accepts that together, they’re an unbeatable crime-fighting duo. Together, they investigate a shocking death at a health club, a murder at a cosplay convention, tech company trouble and the curious kidnapping of a boxer.

Mrs. Sidhu Investigates is available now on digital and DVD from Acorn Media

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