Policegiri

Rudra wakes up to a beer-soaked morning, setting a gritty, chaotic tone for the city ahead. He brazenly steals a motorcycle and rides toward the police station to pressure the inspector for a payoff. The reckless stunt foreshadows his unorthodox methods and the danger they bring.

A contact points him to a hidden arms trade where guns and bombs are bought and sold. Rudra is hired by a local gangster to eliminate a minister, pulling him deeper into the city’s corrupt network. This assignment marks his first step toward donning a DCP persona.

After carrying out the hit, he wipes out the gangster and his henchmen with brutal efficiency. He then reveals his new identity: DCP Rudra Aditya Devraj, a fresh face of law enforcement along the border town near Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. The transformation signals a shift from rogue operative to an official power.

The city of Nagapuram is depicted as a web of crime and corruption, controlled by Nagori Subramaniyam, a powerful mafia kingpin and political broker. Rudra begins a crackdown, cleaning up illegal operations and clamping down on criminals. The opening acts set the stage for a high-stakes clash between old power and new authority.

Rudra meets Nagori and discovers a corrupt cop who bribes and acts on his own terms. A fragile truce forms as both men calculate how far the other will bend. The alliance is uneasy, masking a deeper feud beneath the surface.

Rudra falls for Seher, and she returns his affection, offering a beacon of normalcy amid the chaos. The romance deepens against the backdrop of municipal turmoil. Their connection tests Rudra's ethics as he navigates power and duty.

Rudra targets Nagori's corrupt economy by dismantling a petrol pump that is shortchanging customers. He beats pump workers and Nagori’s henchmen to demonstrate his uncompromising justice. The confrontation ties love, duty, and public accountability into a single turning point.

Nagori retaliates by capturing Rudra and Seher, revealing the true cost of his bribe-based system. Seher withdraws from Rudra, and a market-wide bandh erupts as residents and shopkeepers show their support or fear. Rudra, now a folk hero in the eyes of many Nagapuram locals, rallies his team to protect the streets.

Nagori retaliates with a riot and a bomb attack on the day Rudra is to marry Seher, aiming to topple the vigilante's momentum. The attack kills several innocent people, escalating the public crisis. Rudra’s resolve hardens as he fights to secure the city and the wedding-day future he hoped for.

With seven days left before a formal transfer, Rudra challenges Nagori to test his resolve. Nagori's men stage a procession meant to kill him, and the DCP and market sellers clash in a chaotic confrontation. The standoff underscores how power and fear shape Nagapuram's streets.

During the chaos, a market seller seeks justice for a brutal act committed by someone from the MLA's camp, highlighting communal tensions. Rudra deflects blame onto the crowd to maintain his political narrative and consolidate control. The city grows more divided as his methods become a public spectacle.

Rudra kidnaps Nagori’s close accomplice, who confesses his role in the bomb blast and provides a warrant for Nagori’s arrest. The confession propels the case toward a decisive confrontation. The operation shows Rudra's willingness to bend the law to expose higher corruption.

Rudra is summoned to a high-stakes meeting with the commissioner and senior officials, where he reveals that his pen doubles as a camera and voice recorder. He threatens to leak evidence to the media if his enemies push back too hard. The move unsettles Nagori and his allies, pushing them toward hasty retreat.

Rudra tracks Nagori to a temple, where the exiled crime lord is disguised as a beggar. In a secluded spot, Rudra confronts him and burns Nagori to death, ensuring that the man can never be found again. Nagori is formally declared a wanted criminal in the wake of his final act.

In the end, Nagapuram remains a city of corruption and struggle, but Rudra’s relentless pursuit of justice defines a new kind of hero. The film closes on a stark note about how love, loyalty, and retribution intersect with power and fear. The vigilante officer is celebrated by some and feared by others.