A beauty turns beat up lady! That is `Ragini IPS' a solid action film from one of the ravishing beauty on Kannada screen Ragini. Looking at lovely lass Ragini in the cop role especially the women fraternity feels comfortable and at the same time drop tears from eyes for the atrocious punishment she faces in the film. Like in all commercial films the director of this `Ragini IPS' Anand P Raju has done the routine thing of revenge saga and police verses politics. The resultant impact of this is what creates fear. The monstrous mood of rapists should be given this kind of treatment one feels especially after New Delhi rape case. Mixing the developments in the society is what happened in excess in this film. Instead of showing too many arresting of modesty especially on the streets, parks and public places director Anand Raju should have been suggestive. In front of the most danger mass rape the ACP Ragini suffers all others were not required. In addition to toning down such horrible moments in the dialogues department the care was needed for Ragini. Keeping such flaws aside this is worth watching film and the redeeming feature of this film is `Ragini'. She takes complete control and her screen presence is immaculate and impeccable. What does Ragini as a senior cop does after she undergoes personally mass rape is the severity of punishment. It is nothing but life imprisonment. Like how street dogs are operated such rape committed criminals faces the punishment. Ragini with her taekwondo strength looked at ease on screen. The combination with Avinash gets whistle for her. When the wrong doers are punished and thorn is removed from thorn the audience clap and roar. A beauty is now roaring like her colleagues Sudeep, Shivarajakumar and Darshan does on silver screen. Ragini would definitely get scores of action films in future. The final shot of the film `Ragini IPS' has also given room for sequel. Avinash, Narayanaswamy, Ramesh Bhat extended lovely support. Producer K Manju in giving a commercial entertainer has also served a thought for law makers. This is worth watching cinema. Score - 7.5/10
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