There is hardly anything revelatory in Mithun Chakraborty, Suniel Shetty, Kay Kay Menon and Mahaakshay Chakraborty starrer crime thriller Enemmy.
The film's tagline -- Law and Disorder -- reflects in the way things unfold on the screen. There's no method to the madness that has gone into packaging this old wine in a new bottle.
Director Ashu Trikha sticks to the formulaic -- the ugly nexus of underworld dons and corrupt cops, political leaders aid them.
Suniel Shetty plays CID officer Eklavya Karmarka, head of the four-member team assigned the task to clean up the muck caused by gang wars in Mumbai. Kay Kay Menon is Naeem Shaikh, a no-nonsense cop and Eklavya’s trusted subordinate.
Mahaakshay Chakraborty, whose doomed acxting career the film is meant to revive, is Madhav Sinha, a young recruit in the team.
Father Mithun Chakraborty plays a senior CBI officerYugantar Sharma who funnily has a sixth sense with which he can actually recreate the entire crime scene in his mind.
Zakir Hussian, as the hot headed don Mukhtar Menon, spends most of his screen time in jail as the only prisoner who's provided with all creature comforts during his incarceration.
The actor, who showcased immense talent in films like Ek Hasina Thi, Sarkar and Johnny Gaddar,
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