His sincerity is visible and the role suits him to the hilt but if he continues to take three long years for every film, it will be the age that becomes visible. There are quite a few inspiring monologues that he reels off without even a slightest pause but you need to concentrate to follow it, he is so swift in his delivery, he suddenly breaks into a telangana dialect. All his songs/dances are an absolute treat especially the number 'amma thale' and 'power star'. Pawan Kalyan has put on some weight and grabs the opportunity to play the role of a police with panache. Now the aggrieved seek solace and Puli opens the case, and in the course of cracking the puzzled relationship between Nixon and Al Saleem, he gets to know a damning truth. In this course of interrogation, Puli gets to know that this don has a nexus with a dreaded terrorist Nixon who has sent a few men to the country through forged documents to create mayhem and commit a few murders.
The trouble starts when Al Saleem a don parks his car in a no parking area and is fined by Puli, this hurts the don because it's just not the car that has been seized but his prestige too. Moral policing, he believes that the police needs to be policed first and instills a sense of discipline in his department.
Puli is an ideal police officer who has nothing on his mind but duty coupled with Puli was the original title of the film but was later changed to Komaram Puli, obviously to appease the 'T' agitators. Brahmaji, Ali, Shriya Saran (Special song).
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