Major decisions are thrown at us with little to no context. The emotional beats are all over the place. To Arya’s credit, he holds this character better than its writing does. Another minute, he is squabbling with Chozhan over the Five Star chocolates he lost to him in their childhood.
This makes it obvious that women will not have much to do in the film.įor a film that is mounted on a rivalry, the equation between Chozhan and Rajiv is pretty shallow and one-dimensional.Īnd Rajiv, like any other villain in Tamil cinema, oscillates between being the best to the daft.One minute, he is the Interpol-wanted assassin. It is the experience that 70 years of Tamizh cinema has trained us for. But obviously, one should not question all this. How did Chozhan find out about Rajiv’s personal life, something the latter has hidden from the entire world? In this universe, police are mere gun dispensaries for both Chozhan and Rajiv. How did he get the necessary equipment to break into a building Mission Impossible style? Answer: Chozhan is the hero, he can do anything! He can get planes to wait for him like it is a bus. There are a lot of questions you might get watching Enemy. The answer always is: He is the hero. The frenemies grow apart only to meet under very different circumstances 25 years later. To avoid complications for his family, Ramalingam moves to Singapore. Chozhan turns out to be better than Rajiv is, much to the latter’s jealousy. Chozhan, who is intrigued by what Rajiv does, eventually joins him.
Paari, an ex-CBI officer, decides that his son should become a police officer, and trains him for the same. Enter Rajiv (Arya) and his father Paari (Prakash Raj), who move to Ooty and become Chozhan’s neighbours. And this meant that Chozhan had to stick fastidiously to his ‘home-school-home’ routine. Starring Vishal and Arya in lead roles, Anand Shankar's Enemy is a trite, formulaic action drama that laughs at logic and people who expect the same.Ĭhozhan (Vishal) has a dull childhood, thanks to his ‘Risk Ramalingam’ (Thambi Ramaiah). Enemy movie review: Vishal and Arya keep locking horns in this trite action drama, but we don't care why
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