D.I. Ray cast: Parminder Nagra, Ian Puleston-Davies, Jessica Temple. D.I. Ray Release Date: 9 July 2023 (PBS). D.I. Ray Episodes: 4. D.I. Ray is looking full of Crime, Drama, Mystery. Thank you to Britbox for letting us preview two of the initial episodes in their brand new DI Ray series, it’s time to revisit the British police drama yet again.

D.I. Ray is a UK Drama-Mystery TV Series (2023). Parminder Nagra, Ian Puleston-Davies, Jessica Temple are the main cast of D.I. Ray TV Series (2023). This isn’t a good thing for Rachita because she believes this is a temporary job that she was selected for due to her ethnicity and not for her talents. Never averse to being challenged, Rachita sticks to the argument. D.I. Ray publication via PBS on the 9th of July, 2023.

The story is set in Birmingham, DI Ray introduces the audience to Rachita Ray who is a Leicester-born police officer who is assigned a case that forces her to confront a long-standing personal struggle in her British identity as well as the nuances of her South Asian heritage. Rachita is given the job she’s been awaiting when she is asked to take part in an investigation into a murder. Rachita is well-prepared for the task, but she’s not taking into consideration what the investigation will bring about.

D.I. Ray Plot:

DI Ray takes place in Birmingham and is based on the Leicester-born Rachita Ray who is a police officer who is assigned an investigation that requires her into a lifetime-long personal struggle with her British identity as well as the roots of her South Asian heritage.

D.I. Ray Detail:

TV Series: D.I. Ray (2023)
Network: PBS
Creator: Maya Sondhi
Main Stars: Parminder Nagra, Ian Puleston-Davies, Jessica Temple
Genres: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Release Date: 9 July 2023 (PBS)
Season: 1
Episodes: 4
Filming locations: Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK
Also known As: D.I. Ray, D.I. Ray Season 1, D.I. Ray (2023)

D.I. Ray Cast:

Parminder Nagra As DI Rachita Ray
Ian Puleston-Davies As Supt Ross Beardsmore
Jessica Temple As DC Carly Lake
Gemma Whelan As DCI Kerry Henderson
Steve Oram As DS Clive Bottomley
Sam Baker-Jones As DC Liam Payne
Peter Bankolé As DS Kwesi Edmund
Michael Socha
Patrick Baladi
Dinita Gohil
Witney White As DC Charlene Ellis
Naomi Yang As Hiroka McGregor
Lauren Drummond
Syreeta Kumar
Jamie Bamber As DCI Martyn Hunter
Taha Rahim
Maanuv Thiara As PS Tony Khatri
Demelza O’Sullivan As PC Debs Knott
Rick S. Carr As Magnus Tranter
Rowena King As Maureen Groves
Narayan David Hecter As Thao
Lucy Phelps As Laura Milne
Gabriel Mullally As Milo Milne
Dúaa Karim As Mona Aziz
Lloyd Thomas As Security Guard
Zaynah Thompson As Holly Milne
Ezra Faroque Khan As Dev Ray
Shaheen Khan As Mrs. Kapoor
Siddiqua Akhtar As Salma Aziz
Shobu Kapoor As Debo Ray
Lucky Sanghera As Anjuli Kapoor
Ryan McKen As Navin Kapoor
Dominic Allen As Navin’s Solicitor
Manpreet Bachu As Kabir Kapoor
Phil Nice As Customer
John Hicks As Paramedic
Bhavik C. Pankhania As Tariq
Zoe Gibbons As Witness
Yasmin Allam-Pinnock As Paramedic
Che Cartwright As PC Rob Wellington
Sabrina Pui Yee Chin As PCSO Amanda Hay
Taru Devani As Darshan
Craig Painting As Doctor
Nicola Alexis As Dr. Sylvia Clacy
Jan Le As Min
Devashrie de Silva As Sumaira Kumara
Georgia Goodman As Yen
Viss Elliot Safavi As Zehra Abidi
Helen George As Annalie
Amy Anderson As Waitress
Simon Nagra As Mr. Kapoor
Elizabeth Bennett As Susan Hunter
Paul Copley As Terry Hunter
Bella Hamblin As Eileen Shaw
Michael Jinks As Karl Shaw
Kerena Jagpal As Nadiya
Sakuntala Ramanee As Smita Kapoor

Ray is quick to realize that suspects are not likely to be found guilty, and the evidence against two brothers of a British Hindu family is flimsy and his efforts to convey the evidence to his superiors end up being ineffective. All the prejudices and desire to end the investigation quickly show that nobody wants to hear from Rachita until the time that the investigation leads to a more shady crime.

The four-part series centers around Birmingham Police Officer Rachita Ray, who is assigned an investigation that requires her to confront the personal tension between her British identity as well as the culture of her South Asian heritage. The story follows the investigation of murder while investigating issues of racism within the workplace. Ray is a female police officer who is elevated to the homicide division to examine what is referred to as an “culturally specific murder”.