Coimbatore: City Special Sub-Inspector (SSI) Police have directed short films to create awareness among people about home burglary.
Titled ‘Locked House’, it will be filtered in all theaters in the state after getting a film certification from the short film sensor board about two minutes.
The film was sent to Police Commissioner Pradip Kumar for approval on Thursday.
In the next step, it will be sent for the certification of the police office sensor board.
He has also acted in a film related to a break-in house and how residents can prevent the same thing as being responsible.
The film also advised people to contact the police when they went outstation with their families.
Maheswaran was a native resident of Vellalagundam Village near Vazhapadi in Salem District.
“Four drama groups functioned in my village and they used to hold a drama during the temple festival.
I have written a drama for my village youth and it is my dream to direct the film,” he told toi.in May 1994, Maheswaran was chosen to the Tamil Nadu police and after Training, he posted with special police officers in Kovaipur in Kovaipudur.
Four years later, he shifted to the city of Capling Reserve City.
While Mahwararan got the opportunity to direct the Tamil Serial – ‘Thaali Timeschi’ – for Doordarshan in 1997, the shooting must be called suddenly when the first episode is more than 90% ends, as a man and then leads women to fall in love and try For Elope.in 2007, Maheswaran has published a collection of 18 short stories titled ‘Pugütha Veetail Purinthukol Magale’.
He has submitted a copy of the book to the former President of India, APJ Abdul Kalam.Maheswaran said he had directed 10 short films so far, including ‘pinchu manasula’ which discussed the importance of senior citizens in the family, ‘My IPPadik police’ who focused on driving driving threats, ‘Nil, Kavani and cell’ who deal with regulations and violations of traffic rules, and ‘Idhu Thaguma’, which discusses the importance of following traffic rules to reduce accidents.
In District 2016, the administrative district has asked Maheswaran to make songs to create awareness of 100% voting.
The song, which was sung by four school children, was broadcast by all FM radio in the state.