CID officers reunite

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Updated At : 04:14 PM Jun 15, 2022 IST

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Sony TV’s CID was among the longest-running television series in India. The show that first aired in 1998 had over 1,500 episodes and the characters of the show are now a household name.

From Daya played by Dayanand Shetty, ACP Pradyuman played by Shivaji Satam to Abhijeet played by Aditya Srivastava, the actors of the show were loved by people. After four years since the last episode of CID aired, the team of the show had a reunion.

Reportedly, the cast members met at actor Shraddha Musale’s house. She essayed the role of forensic expert Dr Tarika, assistant to Dr Salunkhe, played by Narendra Gupta.

Sharing pictures from the reunion, Ansha Sayed (Inspector Purvi) wrote, “A great team makes a great show. Not just actors but the entire crew is exceptional. We all are so looking forward to work together again.”

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