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Ajay Devgn to take over Crime Patrol from Anup Soni?

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Reportedly, Ajay Devgn has made his debut in television hosting with the popular Crime Patrol, a space, which has been previously occupied by Anup Soni. A source pertaining to this news has confirmed that Ajay has already shot 15 episodes so far.

Ajay Devgn joins Crime Patrol

As per the source quoted by IANS, Ajay has currently completed shooting for 15 episodes of the show. However, whether or not he keeps hosting the rest of the episodes will depend on how the audience reacts to the show and its TRPs.

“Ajay Devgn has currently shot for 15 episodes. Whether he will continue with the rest of the series depends upon the audience’s reaction and the numbers,” the source said.

Ajay’s involvement might not be a permanent replacement. The creators of the show are said to be checking audience feedback before taking a decision about Ajay’s future on the show.

Rajesh Tailang joins the cast of the show

It is reported that actor Rajesh Tailang will also join the show as a host for the upcoming season. The exact amount of episodes he will be hosting has yet to be decided and will depend on how the episodes hosted by Ajay do.

Ajay hinted at big news

Ajay had posted an incomprehensible video of himself on social media claiming to have heard some shocking news and not mentioning anything about Crime Patrol. His partnership with the show surely adds a new meaning to his social media activity.

From Singham to Crime Patrol

This is an interesting time for Ajay in this crime franchise as he has played the role of cop on screen many times before. He has been associated with films like Gangaajal and Singham and even Drishyam and has played characters connected to crime and investigation.

However, Crime Patrol is synonymous with Anup Soni who connects the show to its viewers through a serious and controlled presentation. Soni has hosted the show for years and thus, making Ajay’s reported entry a significant change for the franchise.

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