Action Hero Biju

Biju Paulose is introduced as a dedicated Sub-Inspector who leads a team inside a busy police station. The film establishes his routine of addressing a steady stream of petty and major complaints and maintaining discipline among officers. He embodies everyday policing rather than heroic mythology.

A 12-year-old girl is mauled by a dog near the home of Samson Tharakan. Eyewitnesses claim the dog was deliberately let loose, prompting an official investigation. The team follows the trail to the businessman, facing political resistance but ultimately arresting the culprit at a club.

Baby reports she has not received her salary, triggering a tense mediation. Biju pushes for a fair settlement and leverages the threat of shutting down the company for registration issues to compel payment. The employers eventually yield and settle the dues.

A woman attempts suicide and a Navy personnel jumps into the sea to rescue the woman and her child. The rescue succeeds for the woman, but the child dies due to delays in emergency response. The incident weighs heavily on Biju as investigators seek clues about the missing sailor.

Biju begins a run of cases including an auto driver who stalks a married woman, challenging boundaries between privacy and safety. He applies steady police pressure to gather evidence and protect potential victims. The case illustrates the routine grind of policing beyond high-profile crimes.

Two-wheeler riders are caught riding without helmets, exposing them to risk and violating traffic norms. Biju uses this case to reinforce lawfulness and order at the traffic level. The moment adds a practical, almost light-hearted beat in the otherwise heavy workflow.

A drunk offender nicknames Minimon steals a wireless set from a careless cop, creating a tense, comic edge to the daily routine. Biju handles the case with his usual mix of firmness and fairness. It also demonstrates that even small lapses can escalate into trouble.

Investigations reveal a narcotics racket preying on schoolchildren. A group of teenagers is caught buying marijuana during random vehicle checks, and Biju resolves the situation with a balance of firmness and mercy. He arrests them in the magistrate's presence but warns the parents and lets them go to avoid derailing their futures.

Pavithran's wife Sindhu elopes with their daughter, creating a personal, morally loaded case for Biju. This matter tests his commitment to procedure while weighing emotional stakes. It adds depth to the inspector's personal life within the professional burden.

In a jewel-theft investigation, Biju suspects housemaid Bhavani and interrogates her until her alibi falters, leading to her arrest. The case heightens the tension between duty and trust, as he navigates limited evidence and mounting pressure. It sets up further character examinations around Bhavani and her family.

Meeting Bhavani's husband Rajendran and their daughter Raji, a respected SPC cadet, deepens Biju's moral dilemma. He learns that Bhavani resorted to crime to fund her daughter's schooling, complicating his sense of justice. He still adheres to procedure as the investigation proceeds.

During operations, Biju corners several wanted criminals and sustains injuries in tense confrontations. He remains steadfast, holding suspects until backup arrives to prevent dangerous escapes. The sequence underscores the physical risks inherent in policing.

Back at the hospital, Biju jokes with his fiancée Benitta that injuries are part of the job and that she is free to marry someone else. The exchange humanizes him and reveals the strain of his demanding work on his personal life. It also provides a moment of warmth amid the chaos.

The film shows that Biju not only survives but continues his work, arresting another gang of criminals. The ongoing cycles of crime and justice highlight his perseverance and dedication. The sequence reinforces the theme of ordinary cops sustaining safety day after day.

A closing voice-over reminds us that Biju is not a superhero, but one of many dedicated cops who keep the state safe. The message grounds the film in realism and celebrates everyday courage. It serves as a quiet coda to a busy, procedural drama.