Darbar
AR
Murugadoss'
directorial
venture
Darbar
starring
Rajinikanth
in
the
lead
is
a
recent
example
of
police
brutality,
in
which
the
hero
performs
all
kinds
of
gymnastics
with
the
law,
killing
many
people
in
encounters
and
appointing
himself
as
the
sole
provider
of
justice.
The
movie
perfectly
shows
how
a
police
officer
can
take
law
in
his
hands
to
get
things
done.
Visaranai
Visaranai
directed
by
Vetri
Maaran
and
starring
Dinesh
and
Anandhi,
Samuthirakani,
Aadukalam
Murugadoss,
Kishore,
Pradheesh
Raj
and
Silambarasan
Rathnasamy
in
the
lead
roles,
showcased
police
brutality.
The
film
deals
with
the
lives
of
two
men
before
and
after
thrown
into
a
Kafkaesque
area,
in
which
they
are
tortured
for
confession.
The
film
has
won
many
awards
including
3
National
awards.
Don
Raghava
Lawrence's
directorial
venture
Don
starring
Nagarjuna
Akkineni
and
Anushka
Shetty
in
the
lead
role
shows
a
cop
taking
advantage
of
his
power,
as
he
rapes
and
kills
a
minister's
daughter.
However,
the
film
showcased
the
consequences
too,
as
protagonist
Surya
played
by
Nagarjuna,
kills
the
cop
for
his
deeds.
Bardaasht
Bobby
Deol
and
Lara
Dutta-starrer
Hindi
movie,
Bardaasht
is
yet
another
example
of
police
brutality.
The
movie
shows
three
cops
played
Rahul
Dev,
Vishwajeet
Pradhan
and
Ganesh
Yadav
kill
Bobby
Deol's
brother,
played
by
Riteish
Deshmukh,
in
police
custody
for
talking
to
his
girlfriend
in
a
car.
Well,
the
film
was
indeed
a
landmark
movie
of
that
year
as
the
protagonist
uses
his
smartness
to
show
the
real
face
of
those
cops
to
the
police
department.
Rege
Abhijit
Panse's
Marathi
film,
Rege
starring
Mahesh
Manjrekar,
Pushkar
Shrotri,
Santosh
Juvekar
and
Aroh
Welankar
in
the
lead
role,
shows
a
cop
kill
someone
in
an
encounter,
just
for
the
sake
of
completing
his
count
of
100
encounters.
The
movie
shows
Mahesh
Manjrekar
shooting
Aroh
Welankar
for
a
crime
that
he
has
not
committed.
The
film
also
deals
with
the
theme
of
kids
getting
involved
in
criminal
activities.