Only one Suresh Gopi film needs to make you an IPS, says Safeer Karim IPS
Suresh Gopi, the action super star of Mollywood and now the honorable Member of Parliament from Kerala had inspired many youngsters to join police force with his firebrand police characters in Mollywood movies. In fact when it comes to Police characters, there is no one better than Suresh Gopi to do that character in Malayalam cinema.
His films like Commissioner, Thalasthanam, Ekalavyan and many other films had become evergreen classic police films in Mollywood and still there are lot of followers for those characters played by him. Now, a great fan of him, named Safeer Karim, had got inspired from his Police characters and become an IPS officer now.
The character named Bharath Chandran IPS from the film Commissioner had inspired Safeer to become an IPS officer. Bharath Chandran is his role model says Safeer. He says that his father’s dream and the movie Commissioner is the ones which inspired him to become an IPS officer. He even told it in the interview board as well.
Safeer Karim said that before attending the interview, he watched Commissioner again to get motivated. Even though he got a position in the rank list to become an IAS officer, he chose to become an IPS officer only because of his love for this service, which was instilled in him by the character Bharath Chandran IPS.
After knowing the results of his interview, he went to meet Suresh Gopi and met his Super Star. It was a dream come true moment for Safeer Karim from Aluva. Safeer is an example which underlines the fact that good things can be learn from watching films and that will help to become successful in life as well. There are many allegations against Suresh Gopi movies earlier that children are learning bad words from his movie dialogues which he used to utter when he is playing firebrand characters.
Films like Mohanlal’s Thanmathra, Mammootty’s The King and the character like Indhuchoodan played by Mohanlal in Narasimham etc also inspires people in various ways, who wanted to be in Civil Service.
