A respected senior police officer (Narayan Pasari), who is widely known as the man responsible for bringing down the mafia in Mumbai faces charges of a fake encounter case. However, we get to know that Narayan Pasari is no hero from the very first scene.

Shivaji Rao IPS(Nagarjuna), who is appointed to lead the special investigation team to discover the truth in the illegal encounter case, gets in trouble for arresting the dubious evil officer Pasari. The rest of the film is about how Shivaji and Pasari try to outsmart one another.

Maybe Officer is not a run of the mill crime story, but as far as the execution and screenplay go, the film doesn’t come anywhere close to the lofty standards set by Ram Gopal Varma. The interesting characterization of the antagonist is the USP of Officer. How a national hero turns out to be a menacing antisocial villain is an exciting factor, but not everything that is good in writing translates well on screen.

In fact, the overall execution makes Officer boring and hard to sit through in spite of a decent story outline. There is a flashback scene to introduce the heroine, Myra Sareen, which absolutely made no sense as it did not convey anything and in fact, Myra just comes for a fraction of a second.