NATIONAL: CID’s ACP Pradyuman Bids Farewell: Fans in Shock
End of an Iconic Character
In a surprising twist, the highly popular character ACP Pradyuman (played by veteran actor Shivaji Satam) is set to meet his end in the iconic TV show CID.
Known for his strong leadership and sharp investigative skills, ACP Pradyuman has been a fan favorite for decades. According to reliable sources, the character will die in an upcoming episode due to a tragic bomb explosion.
Bomb Attack Claims ACP Pradyuman’s Life
Insiders reveal that in the upcoming episodes, the ruthless antagonist Barbossa (played by Tigmanshu Dhulia) will plant a deadly bomb targeting the CID team.
While the other team members will manage to escape, ACP Pradyuman will not survive the explosion. Barbossa, the leader of the infamous Eye Gang, recently made his comeback to CID after a gap of six years, adding more intensity to the storyline.
Makers Keep It a Secret
A source close to the production team stated that the episode has already been filmed and is expected to air soon. However, the showrunners are keeping the details tightly under wraps to maximize the shock value for fans.
While ACP Pradyuman’s death seems final, CID has previously brought back characters who were presumed dead. It remains to be seen if the makers decide to revive him based on audience reactions.
Shivaji Satam on CID’s Popularity
In a previous interview, Shivaji Satam spoke about the long-standing success of CID, which first premiered in 1998.
He explained, “Most people, especially youngsters, look up to heroes in their lives. Police officers embody courage and justice, making them ideal role models. Watching their stories unfold on screen in a larger-than-life setting is both thrilling and inspiring.”
CID’s Legacy Continues
Earlier this year, CID was relaunched on Sony TV and is also available for streaming on Netflix. Additionally, an animated adaptation titled CID Squad – Naye Yug Ka Naya CID has been introduced, ensuring that the show’s legacy continues to entertain new generations.