Rishi Nair has joined the cast of ITV's hit detective series Grantchester as the new vicar, Alphy Kotteram, and has enjoyed a ...

The popular ITV period drama Grantchester has introduced a new character, vicar Alphy Kotteram, played by actor Rishi Nair, as it returns to our screens for its ninth season. Nair's debut as the ...

Viewers who tuned into the latest episode of Grantchester were in for a surprise, as Reverend Alphy Kotteram was involved in ...

As Grantchester returns to our screens, it has welcomed a fresh face, with actor Rishi Nair stepping into the role of vicar Alphy Kotteram in the popular ITV period drama. The ninth season premiered ...

Episode three, which airs on Wednesday, January 22, at 9pm on ITV and ITVX, will see Will’s replacement vicar Alphy Kotteram (played by Rishi Nair) introduced for the first time. Ahead of his big ...

start with the locals… "For my first day filming on set, I felt like the new kid at school and my first scene was to punch Robson Green in the face," says actor Rishi Nair - best known for ...

Grantchester viewers were left stunned as they saw vicar Alphy Kotteram engage in a sex scene midway through the ITV show as ...

Will Davenport actor Tom Brittney announced he would be leaving Grantchester during its ninth season, but fans have spotted one major issue since he left.

Grantchester is set to welcome a new face as actor Rishi Nair joins the popular ITV period drama in the role of vicar Alphy Kotteram. But who exactly is this rising star? The ninth season of the ...

Rishi Nair makes his debut as Grantchester's new vicar Alphy Kottaram in Wednesday's episode of the hit ITV detective show. The 34-year-old takes over from Tom Brittney, who played Reverend Will ...

Wondering who Nair is and what else he's been in? Read on for everything you need to know. Rishi Nair as Sami Maalik in Hollyoaks. Nair made his acting debut in 2011 short film Crossed Paths ...

ITV Grantchester viewers have been left fuming after Tom Brittney's character Will Davenport was killed off earlier this ...