Updated On: 14 July, 2020 09:27 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
There are criminal, racial, sexual and lunatic secrets that open your eyes to the forbidden side at a time when the country was undergoing tremendous change across industry, society and education

An illustration of Victorian Britain from Charles Dickens's Bleak House
Stephen Fry piqued our curiosity with the title itself — Victoria's Secrets. After devouring the societal landscape of the era, courtesy Dickensian delights and classics by the Brontë sisters and George Elliot, this wasn't quite what we were expecting. The author, actor and comedian regaled us with this 12-part series that he presents; his baritone is a bonus that takes us on an exploratory ride into the dark side to Victorian Britain through each 30-minute episode.

Stephen Fry