CID 2 Netflix Release Time: When Will CID Season 2 New Episodes Stream Online Every Weekend? UPDATE

CID 2 Netflix Streaming: After a long wait of six years, Sony TV's much-loved crime drama CID returned last year amid a huge demand from fans. In CID 2, Shivaji Satam, Aditya Srivastava, and Dayanand Shetty reprised their iconic characters of ACP Pradhyuman, Abhijeet, and Daya respectively.

The iconic investigative show CID, which first aired on Sony TV in 1998, entertained audiences for 20 years before concluding in 2018. Ever since its finale, rumors of the show's comeback have been swirling, keeping fans eagerly hopeful for its return. However, their wait finally ended in December 2024 as CID 2 premiered on the small screen.

While CID Season 2 has been entertaining viewers on Sony TV from the past three months, the crime drama has also made its Netflix debut. Yes, you read that right! The first 18 episodes of CID 2 are now available on the platform with new episodes set to streaming on Netflix every weekend.

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CID SEASON 2 NETFLIX RELEASE TIME: HERE'S WHEN TO WATCH NEW EPISODES ON NETFLIX

Taking to its official Instagram account, Netflix recently announced the arrival of CID Sesaon 2 on the platform. In the announcement post, it was revealed that CID 2 is now streaming on Netflix and its new episodes will be released every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm, simultaneously.

The post reads, "Iska matlab samjhe Daya? CID ab Netflix par bhi aa chuka hai. Aur har Shanivaar aur Ravivaar, dekhiye naye episodes, raat 10 baje se!"

Take a look at the viral post here:

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WILL CID 2 CONTINUE TO STREAM ON SONYLIVE AFTER NETFLIX DEBUT?

Interestingly, the show has been streaming on SonyLIV as well since its premiere and fans have been wondering if CID 2 will continue to be a part of the platform after its Netflix or not. Well, CID will continue its legacy on Sony Entertainment Television while also being available for streaming on SonyLIV. Longtime fans can now relive the iconic crime series on both platforms, keeping the show's two-decade-long legacy alive in the world of crime fiction.