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Excluding the overlong video call episode of Arya, the film steadily throws you something new to be invested in. Though the film doesn't quite outwit the audience with reveals, it keeps trying.

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Some may be slightly confused by terms like heat-radiating paints, photographic memory and remote-controlled pacemakers, but if you enjoy these gadgets and the novelty, you are guaranteed a fun ride in this film that is full of such concepts. Though this isn't an entirely novel idea on the silver screen, the way Anand Shankar builds everything on top of a solid backstory, involving Prakash Raj and the two kids, makes for interesting cinema. Both men in the film are aware that they can't inflict pain on each other physically, and so, they aim for each other's hearts. Though we are puzzled about how the leads, Chozhan (Vishal) and Rajiv (Arya), orchestrate missions and evade the law enforcement-like every other action film-it is the 'why' that is of interest. Where the film excels in though, is with the emotions. You go ‘wow’, but you also go ‘meh’.Ĭast: Vishal, Arya, Mirnalini Ravi, Mamta Mohandas Does all the familiarising get us excited throughout the film? The results are varied. A shot that lingers on a digital board, is later followed by the villain hacking into it. A dialogue like, ' Naan un rani-a thookiten parthiya?' is followed by a shot of a girl close to one of the leads getting kidnapped. There’s quite a bit of evident foreshadowing as well. Enemy is not only a film with lots of weaponry, but also one that takes a different type of gun-the Chekhov's gun-quite seriously.