In the long-running Indian television show CID, the character played by Shivaji Satam and in the process, ACP Pradyuman has been removed from the show. In a recent episode, ACP Pradyuman dies in a bomb blast caused by the villain Barbosa played by Tigmanshu Dhulia. While other members of the CID team survive, ACP Pradyuman succumbs to his injuries.
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Shivaji Satam, who has embodied the role since 1998, expressed surprise at this development. He stated that he was not informed about the conclusion of his character’s arc and mentioned taking a break from the show. He added that the future direction of the series is at the discretion
Fans have reacted strongly to this plot twist, expressing their disappointment and frustration on social media. Many consider ACP Pradyuman to be the cornerstone of CID
and are devastated by his departure. Sony TV acknowledged the character’s impact by posting on Instagram, stating, “May ACP Pradyuman’s soul rest in peace. A loss that will never be forgotten.”
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1: The Legend Begins
- A look back at the birth of ACP Pradyuman in 1998, how Shivaji Satam brought him to life, and how the character became synonymous with justice, intellect, and iconic one-liners.
2: Daya, Darwaza Tod Do!— Moments That
- Iconic scenes, unforgettable catchphrases, and the chemistry between ACP Pradyuman, Daya, Abhijeet, and the rest of the CID team.
3: The Bombshell Episode — How ACP
- A breakdown of the recent episode that showed ACP Pradyuman’s death in a bomb blast, the villain Barbosa’s role, and the reaction from the team.
4: Shivaji Satam’s Reaction — A Curtain Call
- Insights from Shivaji Satam on his exit, his emotions, and whether this is a final goodbye or just a pause in the story
5: A Nation Reacts — Fans Mourn a Hero
- How fans, celebrities, and longtime viewers responded to the shocking exit. Social media tributes, outrage, nostalgia, and what this means for the show
6: CID — Can the Show Survive Without
- Speculation on the show’s future direction, potential new leadership, or even a reboot — and whether CID can carry on the legacy without its iconic face.
