CID creator BP Singh dies of heart attack: Dayanand Shetty and Ashoke Pandit pay emotional tribute
CID creator BP Singh passed away on October 27 after a massive heart attack. Dayanand Shetty and Ashoke Pandit mourn the loss of the legendary filmmaker.
BP Singh, the man who gave Indian television its iconic crime show CID, passed away on October 27 after suffering a massive heart attack. His sudden death has left the entertainment industry in shock, with actor Dayanand Shetty and filmmaker Ashoke Pandit remembering his remarkable journey.
Indian television has lost one of its most talented filmmakers. Brijendra Pal Singh, popularly known as BP Singh, passed away on Tuesday morning, October 27, following a massive heart attack. The filmmaker, best known for creating the popular crime series CID and horror show Aahat, leaves behind a legacy that entertained millions of viewers for decades.
His sudden demise has saddened fans and members of the television industry, who continue to remember his unforgettable contribution to Indian entertainment.
Ashoke Pandit Mourns the Loss of BP SinghFilmmaker Ashoke Pandit confirmed the heartbreaking news through a social media post. Remembering Singh as a brilliant filmmaker and a close friend, Pandit praised his dedication to storytelling.
He wrote, "Sad to know about the demise of an ace Producer Director B.P.Singh ji due to a massive heart attack today early morning." Calling him an inspiration for future generations, Pandit added that Singh had captivated audiences with his popular shows CID and Aahat. Pandit also recalled working closely with Singh when the latter served as president of the Indian Film & Television Directors' Association.
He expressed his heartfelt condolences to Singh's family and loved ones. According to his post, the last rites will take place on October 28, with further details to be announced.
CID Actor Dayanand Shetty Remembers BP SinghActor Dayanand Shetty, who became a household name for playing Inspector Daya in CID, also expressed his shock over Singh's sudden death. Shetty remembered the filmmaker as someone whose entire life revolved around creating meaningful entertainment. “BP Singh ji had no other life, other than making content. He was dedicated to his work, was very passionate about it. He was also one of the best cameramen we had,” Shetty shared.
The actor also revealed that the family was making arrangements for the final rites.
For the CID team, Singh was more than just a creator. He was the driving force behind a show that became an important part of Indian television history.
Man Who Made CID a Household NameBP Singh changed the way Indian audiences watched crime dramas. With CID, he introduced viewers to a world filled with mystery, suspense and unexpected twists. From ACP Pradyuman's famous investigations to Daya breaking doors and Abhijeet solving complicated cases, the show created characters that audiences continue to love.
CID became one of India's longest-running crime shows, winning hearts across generations. Its interesting cases and memorable dialogues made it a favourite among families.
From CID to Aahat: A Legacy That Lives OnApart from crime dramas, Singh also made a strong impact on the horror genre with Aahat. The show became popular for its spooky stories, mysterious events and supernatural twists. Through CID and Aahat, Singh proved his ability to keep viewers hooked with different kinds of storytelling. While his sudden passing marks the end of a remarkable journey, his contribution to Indian television will never be forgotten.