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Ajay Devgn Replaces Anup Soni As Host Of Crime Patrol, Shoots 15 Episodes For Popular Crime Series

Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Ajay Devgn is set to host the popular crime series 'Crime Patrol'. According to a credible source close to the development, the actor has already shot for 15 episodes. 'Mithai Ki Dukaan Mein Rehkar…': Govinda Seemingly Accepts Wife Sunita Ahuja's 'Many Affairs' Claim About Him The source further exclusively told IANS, that the decision of having Ajay continue to host…

Ajay Devgn Replaces Anup Soni As Host Of Crime Patrol, Shoots 15 Episodes For Popular Crime Series

Mumbai: Bollywood star Ajay Devgn is set to take over as the host of the well-known crime series Crime Patrol. According to a reliable source, the actor has already filmed 15 episodes. Mithai Ki Dukaan Mein Rehkar… : Govinda Seemingly Accepts Wife Sunita Ahuja's Allegations About Affairs. The decision of whether Ajay will continue hosting the remaining episodes depends on the audience's response and the ratings, as per the source.

Rajesh Tailang has also been added to host additional episodes of the upcoming season. The total number of episodes for Ajay to host is still unclear and will depend on how well his episodes perform. Earlier this week, Ajay posted a mysterious video on social media, hinting at a shocking truth that would leave people stunned. While he didn't explicitly mention Crime Patrol, the actor has often played police and law-enforcement characters in films such as Gangaajal, Singham, and Drishyam, which could bring a fresh perspective to the crime format.

For many fans, Anup Soni has been the face of the show for years, making Ajay's involvement a new chapter for the long-running crime franchise.

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