Bheeshmar

Bheeshmar ( ) is an honest and upright police officer. He is married to Gowri ( ), and they have a six-year-old girl named Pappathi (Baby Prahasitha). Bheeshmar is transferred to a new department which is filled with corrupt police officers. Soon, Bheeshmar clashes with policemen Aadhi ( ) and Dhandapani ( ), Assistant Commissioner Singampuli ( ), and the heartless politician R. K. ( ). Later, Bheeshmar was suspended for beating up Singampuli in court. Afterward, the police arrested Bheeshmar for a crime he did not commit, and he was put in jail. Gowri sells her kidney for the advocate’s expenses to release him. After that, Bheeshmar ends up fighting with rowdies while bringing the medicine for his wife. He is not able to make it at the right time, so his wife dies in the hospital. The unemployed Bheeshmar turns berserk and kills all of his enemies. He is again arrested and is brought by a police van. In the traffic signal, he sees his daughter begging for food. She tries to run towards his van, and meanwhile, an accident happens to her. Bheeshmar wakes up screaming with his daughter nearby; he realizes that it is a nightmare. At that point, he understands that the evil in society is way more powerful than him. He then burns his police uniform and decides to start a new life with Pappathi. The soundtrack, composed by , features a single track “Nadagam Pol Vaazhkaiyila”, sunby by and written by . Malathi Rangarajan of said, “In the area of dialogue, [Ranjith] scores. As a hero he fills the bill. It is in the other departments that he is found wanting”. wrote, “Ranjith has perpetuated so many stereotypes in this flick […] The fatal flaw in the film is the screenplay, which is screeching and at times tries to be a third rate tearjerker” and said, “the censors have butchered the film and in most of the scenes dialogue cuts make the film jarring”. Visual Dasan of praised Ranjith for making a realistic police film instead of one and concluded saying in the midst of larger than life cop roles who speaks punch dialogues, is an honourable police.