Indian audience relate to emotional aspect of 'Castle': Amann

David Amann, the writer and showrunner of crime drama 'Castle', credits the popularity of the show in India to its "emotional heart" and the mutli- generational family angle at the centre of the story.
'Castle' revolves around a celebrated mystery novelist, Rick Castle, and NYPD detective Kate Beckett. They team up to solve a case of a copycat killer, who re-creates murder scenes from Rick's novels.
Eventually, the writer and detective, played by Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic, form a working as well as personal relationship. They got married in the beginning of the 7th season.
Amann, who became the showrunner from this season with creator Andrew Marlowe handing him the primary duties of the ABC show, said he was not surprised by its popularity in India.

"It is a family show, there is a multi-generational story of Castle and his mother and his wife. Culturally, it is something that is relatable in India and other places. The family unit is part of its appeal and also it has got an emotional heart. Other mystery shows tend to be a little too procedural, gory or cold," Amann told PTI in a telephonic interview from Los Angeles.
In the 7th season, which airs every Wednesday 10 PM on Star World Premiere HD in India, Castle and Beckett went through hell as they confronted formidable villains like Tyson and Nieman. But now that they are dead, Amann is not averse to introducing another enemy.

"We probably will. I think we very much liked Tyson's character and what he brought to the show but we wanted to wrap it in a way that was satisfying and move on to other ideas. Moving on, we expect that someone will appear on the horizon and be a significant nemesis to Castle and Beckett," he said.
Another plotline that fans have started talking about is introducing a baby in the mix now that Castle and Beckett are married.
Amann says the possibility is being discussed but it is more of an "ongoing conversation".