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Actor Rahil Azam who portrayed the negative character of ACP Pradumans son Nakul in the longrunning investigative series CID has decided to return to the TV show

Updated At : 05:45 AM Jan 02, 2015 IST

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Actor Rahil Azam, who portrayed the negative character of ACP Praduman's son Nakul in the long-running investigative series CID, has decided to return to the TV show. The show is coming up with another twist in ACP's life where he will be seen tackling with his psychotic son, whom he shot dead earlier. Nakul will be back to take revenge from his father as a member of a terrorist gang.

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