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BP Singh death: Shivaji Satam recalls mentor and friend; hails his dedication to CID

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BP Singh, the revered producer of iconic shows like CID and Aahat, has tragically passed away due to a heart attack. His longtime friend and co-star Shivaji Satam expressed profound grief over the loss of a guiding figure, emphasizing Singh's unwavering…

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