Long-running
series
may
have
become
passé
but
Sony’s
CID
is
an
exception,
running
successfully
for
the
past
15
years!
Since
its
inception
in
1998,
the
series
is
like
a
dark
horse
which
has
been
keeping
its
pace
steadily
and
moving
forth!
So,
why
is
CID
still
so
loved
by
the
audience?
•
Undoubtedly,
CID
is
watch
for
‘ACP
Pradyuman’.
Shivai
Satam
who
plays
this
role
may
have
grown
old
physically
but
ACP
Pradyuman
still
has
a
sharp
mind
indeed!
He
is
like
a
leader
who
pulls
the
team
together!
•
Dialogues
like
‘Daya,
Darwaaza
Khol
do’
and
‘Kuch
toh
Maajra
Hai’
are
iconic
and
actually
evoke
a
laugh.
•
The
characters
of
the
show
are
one
of
a
kind,
whether
it
is
the
ever-confused
Freddy,
the
brawny
Daya,
the
brooding
Abhijit
or
the
beautiful
Dr.Tarika!
•
The
characters
are
very
real,
like
one
of
the
crowd.
Hence,
right
from
a
7
year
old
kid
to
a
grandmother
enjoy
viewing
the
serial!
•
With
the
rising
number
of
crimes
ensuing
in
the
country,
CID
in
its
episodes
provides
an
undercurrent
of
social
messages
related
to
precaution
and
battle
against
crime.
•
CID
is
a
‘family’
beyond
the
sets;
and
their
bonding
off-screen
reflects
on-screen
too!
•
CID,
being
a
team
of
sincere
detectives
has
succeeded
in
creating
new
content
and
unpredictable
plots
in
terms
of
suspense
and
investigation!
The
case
seems
complex
and
hence,
keeps
the
viewers
hooked!
•
At
times,
the
actors
have
been
a
victim
of
‘hamming’
but
even
that
has
proved
to
be
an
audience-puller!
•
Though
crime
is
the
main
subject,
the
series
shows
less
blood-shed,
violence
and
no
rape
cases
against
women
considering
their
target
audience.
•
CID
has
an
‘unbeaten’
track
record
since
years;
the
result?
The
audiences
get
used
to
see
familiar
faces
of
ACP
Pradyuman,
Daya,
Abhijit
et
al.
They
miss
their
characters
if
they
are
not
seen
in
an
episode!
The
unabated
triumph
of
CID
can
be
judged
by
special
appearances
made
by
film
actors
and
actresses
to
promote
their
film.
Being
in
the
weekend
slot
of
Friday
to
Sunday,
CID
seems
to
be
going
the
right
way
with
more
creativity
planned
to
be
induced
in
its
content.