Bollywood superstar Ajay Devgn will soon be seen making his television hosting debut with popular show, Crime Patrol. The makers of the show recently dropped the first promo of the show, featuring Ajay Devgn. The promo begins with Ajay talking about the current crime situation in the country. He points out that, in many cases, the person behind a crime is someone known to the victim. He ends the promo saying, "Main rahunga aapke saath". The show is slated to air from August 31st.According to a credible source close to the development, the actor has already shot for 15 episodes. The source further exclusively told IANS, that the decision of having Ajay continue to host the rest of the series will depend on the audience response and the TRPs.The source shared, "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 further revealed that actor Rajesh Tailang has also been roped in to host additional episodes of the upcoming season.The final count of episodes to be hosted by him is still undecided and will hinge on how Ajay Devgn’s episode is received. On Sunday, the Singham actor took to his social media account to share a cryptic video. Through the video, he hinted at something that would leave people shocked. While Ajay did not directly reveal that the announcement was related to Crime Patrol, he hinted at something new.“Sometimes, there are things that bother us from the inside. And today, there is a truth before us that I am stunned by. I will bring it to you soon,” Ajay says in the video.Ajay’s association with Crime Patrol marks a new chapter for the popular crime show. For many viewers, Anup Soni is still the actor most closely linked to the series. He hosted Crime Patrol for several years and became known for his distinct style of presenting the show.Ajay, who has portrayed police and law-enforcement characters on screen, including in 'Gangaajal', 'Singham' and 'Drishyam' shall be seen bringing a different star presence to the crime format.