Movie Review | Enemy: A Reasonably Good Action Thriller – FilmyVoice
Director Anand Shankar’s “Enemy” is an motion entertainer that tells the story of two associates turning foes. The story begins in Ooty the place Chozha, the school-going son of a grocery store proprietor known as ‘Danger’ Ramalingam (Thambi Ramaiah), leads an earthly, boring life. In the future, a retired IPS officer known as Paari (Prakash Raj), who has made a number of enemies throughout his years in service, strikes in as Ramalingam’s neighbour.
Chozha, who craves to be taught new issues, is fascinated by the type of stuff he sees Paari educating his son Rajeev. Paari, who realises that his personal son performs higher when he has any individual to compete in opposition to, affords to show Chozha all that he has taught his son.
Coaching begins and Paari trains each boys in various abilities, starting from analysing a criminal offense scene to capturing, to studying to develop an episodic reminiscence. Each boys excel in all of the checks and keenly compete in opposition to each other. In the future, Paari is killed and each boys half methods solely to fulfill a number of years later as foes. This time, the competitors between them is not only intense but additionally severe.
The movie begins off on a superb observe. The narration is ideal and the screenplay is tight. The primary quarter-hour of the movie, which is in regards to the days when younger Chozha and Rajeev have been being skilled by Paari, are a delight to look at. Because the story progresses, the tempo begins to decelerate, earlier than once more choosing up simply after the interval.
The movie has many pluses. It has a collection of advantageous performances coming from Prakash Raj, Thambi Ramaiah, Vishal, Arya, Mamta Mohandas, Mrinalini Ravi, and the 2 boys who play the younger Chozha and Rajeev.
Vishal as Chozha and Arya as Rajeev specifically match their roles to the T. Each have good physiques and the combat sequences work because of their health. Furthermore, each actors complement one another properly.
Mamta Mohandas, a gifted actress who was not seen on the Tamil display for fairly a while, makes a powerful comeback together with her efficiency in “Enemy”.
Thaman’s music for the songs works large time. “Lyric India”, a really hummable quantity, is well the choose of the songs and it catches your consideration. R.D. Rajasekhar’s cinematography is excellent. Specifically, a number of the aerial photographs that he executed in Singapore, will make you go wow.
“Enemy” impresses in components. It’s a movie that might have delivered a lot extra to audiences if Anand Shankar had stored the screenplay of the remaining a part of the movie as tight as that of the primary quarter-hour. However, it comes throughout as a fairly good motion thriller.
–By Manigandan Okay R
