B.P. ‘ACP Pradyuman’ Shivaji Satam burst into tears over Singh’s demise; Said- He should have got Padmashree


At this time, a very sad and shocking news is coming out from the history of the Indian Television Industry. The country’s most popular and historical crime investigation show ‘CID’ And ‘Aahat’ Like the creator of cult shows, veteran producer-director B.P. Singh (BP Singh / Brijendra Pal Singh) Has passed away suddenly. Due to his departure from this world, the entire TV industry and his millions of fans are in deep shock. Meanwhile, the senior actor, who made his mark in every household by playing the famous character of ‘ACP Pradyuman’ in the show, Shivaji Satam Completely devastated by the departure of his best friend and mentor. B.P. Expressing his deep condolences on the demise of Singh, Shivaji Satam, remembering him in an interview, said that with his demise the biggest chapter of his life has ended. Let us know in detail how ‘ACP Pradyuman’ remembered his dear friend and director and what is the atmosphere in the industry at present.

“Today the biggest chapter of my life has ended…”: Shivaji Satam’s pain spilled out

B.P. Actor Shivaji Satam, who shared a decades-long relationship with Singh, choked back tears while speaking to a reputed media house. Remembering his friend and mentor, he said that B.P. With Singh’s demise, a golden chapter of his life has closed forever, which can never be compensated.

Speaking with tears in his eyes, Shivaji Satam said, “Today the biggest chapter of my life has ended. He was a very beautiful person and a great friend. All the nuances of acting that I have learned in front of the camera were laid by B.P. Singh. I mainly came from a theater background, so I knew how to act on stage, but it was he who taught me how to present myself in front of the camera.” He further told that how to make any simple scene ‘larger than life’ with his excellent understanding, this art was given to him only by B.P. Got to learn from Singh only. Apart from being a great director, he was also an excellent teacher who knew the qualities of each of his artists very well.

“Our friendship was so strong that no misunderstanding could break it.”

Moving beyond the professional relationship of a director and actor, B.P. There was a very deep and unbreakable friendship between Singh and Shivaji Satam. Throwing light on this relationship, Satam said that like every friendship, sometimes there were small misunderstandings or differences between them, but their mutual bond was so strong that no external thing could weaken it.

Recalling that old period, Shivaji Satam shared, “He stood by me like a rock in every good and bad phase and season of my life. The relationship between us was such that it was never affected by any small thing. He was a wonderful person.” Along with this he revealed that B.P. Singh was a person so dedicated and selfless towards his work that he never craved for awards or titles. Satam believes that he deserves the country’s prestigious honor for his unique contribution to the world of art and television. ‘Padma Shri’ He should have been honored, but he rose above all these things and considered only his work and the love of the people as his real capital. He always used to say that the love of our audience is the biggest achievement for us.

Died due to heart attack, last rites will be held today

According to media reports, Brijendra Pal Singh (B.P. Singh), known as Bhishma Pitamah of the television world, died due to a heart attack. He started his illustrious career as a cameraman with Doordarshan in 1993, after which he made many great shows. In the year 1998, he started ‘CID’, which became one of the longest running serials in the history of Indian television.

Ever since the news of his demise came out, fans and many TV celebs have been continuously paying tribute on social media. His last rites will be performed today, where many big personalities from the TV world will be present to bid him farewell. B.P., who created characters like ACP Pradyuman and Daya-Dro of ‘CID’. Singh may not be among us today, but the characters created by him and his contribution will always remain immortal.