Brijendra Pal Singh, popularly known as BP Singh, is the man behind the popular crime show cidDied of a heart attack on Tuesday morning, October 27.
Filmmaker Ashok Pandit announced BP Singh’s death in a social media post. Pandit also recalled working with him during his tenure as president of the Film and Television Directors Association of India.
Sharing his grief, Pandit wrote, “Saddened to learn of the demise of legendary producer director BP Singh ji due to cardiac arrest early today. A brilliant filmmaker who enthralled the nation with his crime shows CID and Aaat. His work still remains and will continue to be an inspiration for generations to come. He was a filmmaker when he was very close to Indian films. And the Television Directors Association.”
He added, “A great man and a dear friend will always be remembered for his contribution to the world of entertainment. Heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones. The funeral will take place tomorrow, October 28. Details will be shared soon.”
Dayanand Shetty, who played a very lovable character in the day cidalso remembered the filmmaker and spoke of his deep commitment His work. Speaking to HT City, Shetty said that BP Singh was not well for some time.
“BP Singh ji had no life other than making content. He was dedicated to his work and very passionate about it. He was also the best cameraman we had. He was not well for quite some time and he did not wake up this morning. It was age related; he was not well,” the actor said.
SWA mourns the demise of veteran screenwriter, producer and director BP Singh, whose contribution to Indian television will remain an everlasting part of its history. Our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues at this difficult time. the peace https://t.co/qWkZz2jwRJ
– SWA India Org (@swaindiaorg) October 27, 2026
Born in Dehradun, BP Singh became a household name in Indian households cid. The crime series started airing in 1998.
BP Singh was the creator, director and producer of the series. He was also occasionally seen on screen as DCP Shamsher Singh Chitrole.
He was also behind hurtSony TV’s horror series that first aired in 1995 and continued until 2015.
His other projects include Khaki, Abhay And Supercops vs. Super Villains.