Story

An idler gets hired as a constable after his father is killed during a police operation. Soon after, he sets out to avenge his father's death.

Caarthik doesn’t waste much time and right from the word GO, he starts emphasizing on the strained relationship between Dinesh and his father essayed by Rajesh. Jobless and nothing to lose Dinesh irks his father for being a squanderer and not heeding to his words. An encounter planning goes haywire and Rajesh gets killed and predictably the job falls into Dinesh’s hands. One big plus of Thirudan Police is the simultaneous ooze of comedy track that glues to the story thanks to NaanKadavul Rajendran, John Vijay and Bala Saravanan.
 
If the first half is about Dinesh’s struggle as a constable, the repenting moments with his father, occasional romance the second half is about his determination to bring his father’s murderers into limelight and yes, revenge. With no much heroism, casual acting and some genuine cliché moments that brings our fathers into memory, Caarthik saves the best for the last 30 minutes which is just a laugh riot. An aching hero who wants to find the criminals and anyone’s guess would be a stage set for a grand blood boiling climax, however the director steers away to give some lighter moments and that too logically.