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Indian audiences found the show, based on the complex domestic relationship between Irani's character Tulsi and her mother-in-law, riveting.
The hearing at Liverpool Town Hall heard from Tina Irani, an independent consultant child and adolescent forensic psychiatrist.
“If she’s in the White House, let there be samosas and let the chai flow freely,” Irani mused.
Popularly known as Irani cafes, these iconic restaurants - with their signature marble-topped tables, old-style clocks, chequered floors and a distinctive menu - have been a part of India's culture for more than 100 years.
Sheila Irani, who has lived in the area for 30 years, recalled watching P-22 heading up her back steps late one night.
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