Anjaan

Chandra is a florist in Mumbai who lives a simple life, unaware of the dangerous underworld that surrounds him. After his friend falls victim to a gang war, he is forced to step into the dangerous role of his deceased lookalike, Raju, a notorious gangster. Chandra must navigate the treacherous world of crime, confront powerful enemies, and uncover the truth behind his friend's death while protecting himself and those he cares about.

Anjaan received largely negative reviews from critics and audiences. While Suriya's performance and Vidyut Jammwal's action sequences were praised by some, the film was widely criticized for its weak screenplay, predictable plot, excessive length, and poor direction. The commercial performance was also disappointing, failing to meet expectations.

• Panned for its convoluted and uninspired plot, with many finding it to be a generic crime thriller.
• Suriya's dual role performance was noted, but often overshadowed by the film's narrative flaws.
• Vidyut Jammwal's action sequences were a highlight for some, but not enough to salvage the movie.

Google audience: Audience reviews indicate a mixed to negative reception. While some viewers appreciated Suriya's efforts and the action sequences, a significant portion found the movie to be overly long, poorly written, and lacking in originality. The plot was often cited as a major weakness.

The film marked the first time Suriya played a double role in his career.