Ajay Devgn in a promo of Crime Patrol 
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Ajay Devgn replaces Anup Soni as the host of Crime Patrol

This will mark Ajay’s television show hosting debut. The series is set to premiere on August 31 on Sony channel

Cinema Express Desk

Ajay Devgn will be replacing Anup Soni as the host of the popular true crime show Crime Patrol. The makers recently released the first promo of the show featuring Ajay talking about the crime situation in the country and points out that the person behind a crime is often someone known to the victim.

This will mark Ajay’s television show hosting debut. The series is set to premiere on August 31 on Sony Entertainment Television.

Talking about his association with the show, Ajay said that being part of Crime Patrol comes with a "responsibility" towards its viewers. He said, "Coming together with a show like Crime Patrol feels like a responsibility to my fans and viewers. The show has built a legacy of understanding crime stories while driving awareness among viewers, encouraging them to become more vigilant about the people around them and who they interact with and trust."

The actor also spoke about the stories that will be featured on the show and said he hopes they help viewers stay careful rather than fearful. "As we bring to the forefront some of the stories inspired by cases that have shaken the nation, I hope and believe that I can help and guide audiences to navigate them with caution rather than fear."

Ajay's entry as the host marks a new phase for Crime Patrol, a show that has had several hosts over the years. Reportedly, actor Anup Soni remains closely associated with the series, having hosted it for several years with his own distinct style.

Ajay has played several police and law enforcement characters on the big screen. His roles in films such as Gangaajal, Singham and Drishyam have already seen him take on characters connected to crime and investigation.

On the film front, the actor was last seen in Dhamaal 4.

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