CID PROMO: ACP Pradyuman is BACK but with mysterious TWIST
Sony TV uploaded a promo of CID on their official page, offering a sneak peek into the upcoming twist of the show. As the promo starts, the CID officers are shocked when Daya informs them that ACP Pradyuman is alive. Abhijeet (Aditya Srivastava) asks Daya where ACP Pradyuman was all these days and what happened to him. Purvi then calls someone and tells them that ACP is alive. The scene where Daya encounters ACP Pradyuman is shown.
Watch CID Promo here-
Daya (Dayanand Shetty) is shocked when a gun is pointed at him, and he hears ACP Pradyuman's voice. When Daya tries to talk to Pradyuman, the latter warns him not to move or else he will fire. Daya tries to remind ACP that they were in the CID team together, but instead the latter fails to recognise. ACP Pradyuman learns that Daya is from the CID team and starts firing at Daya. Daya is shocked to see ACP Pradyuman's behavior and runs away.
This encounter only raises speculations like has ACP Pradyuman lost his memory? Or is this someone who just looks like him?
When the makers announced ACP Pradyuman's comeback in the show, fans flooded social media sharing their excitement to see the veteran again.
CID's new season premiered on December 21, 2024, and airs Saturday and Sunday at 10 PM on Sony TV.
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