Shivaji Satam

Indian actor known for detective roles

Shivaji Satam - Indian actor known for detective roles
Born

April 21st, 1950
74 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

India

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An accomplished actor in Indian television and film, primarily recognized for the role of ACP Pradyuman in the long-running crime show, CID. Over decades of work, exhibited versatility in various characters across mediums. The character of ACP Pradyuman became integral to the show's identity, contributing to its popularity and longevity.

Portrayed ACP Pradyuman in CID

Acted in numerous Hindi and Marathi films

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