Cast: Suriya, Samantha, Vidyut Jamwal
Director: N.Lingusamy
Producer: Siddharth Roy Kapur, N. Subash Chandrabose
Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cinematography: Santosh Sivan
Editing: Anthony
Dialogues: Brindha Sarathy
Back Ground Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Lyrics: Kabilan, Madhan Karky, Na Muthukumar, Viveka
Lingusamy’s paperwork is decent. It is the execution which ticks off the
fun. Well written scenes clubbed with interesting twists could have
rocketed Anjaan to another level. Unfortunately, his packaging which
sticks to the age old formula of fights, songs and punch lines is a
bummer. Captivating tidbits like the coin spin and a transformation do
not rise up to what it has to be. In the second half, there is a fight
every ten minutes, each time with a different character. Good dialogues
are used time and again, taking away the impact.
Lingusamy “Anjaan” is a complete routine entertainer fulfilled with
Action, Emotions, Love etc.. Based on this plot, already many tamil
movies are shown these kind of revenge drama. Suriya stolen the complete
show. In few scenes he is still looking like young energetic handsome
guy. Samantha’s performance and dance is the major plus to the film.
Yuvan Shankar Raja did a great job in Rerecording part.
Lingusamy has a lot in store to take back as his homework, for the movie fails to impress you as a whole. To sum up, Anjaan would be in the list of movies that could have been etched better. Barring a few twists and turns, does entertain Suriya fans to an extent and leaves out the rest.
On the lines of Baasha Bhai and Vishwa Bhai, here comes a powerful Raju
Bhai who enjoys killing and also finds time for some love. A simple
story revolving around a revenge spree is what Anjaan is all about.
Superstar Rajinikanth, has stepped into his 40th year in the Tamil film
industry. Rajini’s Lingaa team celebrated the star’s biggest
achievement with a special cake to commemorate the occasion. 
Kaaka
Muttai, an upcoming Tamil film directed by debutant Manikandan, has
been officially selected to have its world premiere at the Toronto
International Film Festival (TIFF). The film is about two carefree slum
boys who yearn to taste pizza, after a pizza parlour opens in their
locality.
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After
playing Vijay's sister in Jilla, Nivetha Thomas is now set to act as
Kamal Haasan's daughter in the Tamil remake of Drishyam, which is
reportedly titled Papanasam. The actress will be playing the eldest
daughter whose predicament sets the plot of the film in motion. Ansiba
Hassan had played the role in the Malayalam version.
Hollywood action star Sylvester Stallone has revealed that he is preparing himself to begin shooting for 'Rambo 5'.
Superstar
Rajinikanth, who is currently busy shooting for Tamil film 'Lingaa',
recently visited Mangalore for the shoot. The star actor was also
surrounded by the media when he reached the Mangalore airport along with
the film's producer Rockline Venkatesh.
Suriya-Samantha
starrer 'Anjaan' hit the screens yesterday. Samantha has turned
ultra-glamorous with a lot of exposing in the film. The pretty damsel
showcased her curvy figure in mini shorts throughout the songs and also
flaunted her glam body in a bikini. 
When
I wrote the script I did not have Hansika in mind. It was my producer
Jabak who insisted that I meet her to narrate it. Having brought her on
board, she was so good that I can’t think of anyone else in her place,”
said director Magizh Tirumeni at the audio launch of Meagaamaan. He also
said that there was an intimate song, written by Karky and picturised
on Arya and Hansika. 
Karthi
is currently busy shooting Komban with Kutti Puli director Muthaiah.
Meanwhile, work on his next project, which will be directed by Gokul, is
picking up steam. We hear that the actor will be playing two roles in
the film, which has now been titled Kashmora.
He
further added, "I don't deal with comparisons. Their poster is theirs,
our poster is ours. Their movie is theirs and our movie is ours. Between
us we must be knowing all the actors well enough to wish them well,
wish ourselves well. There is no comparison..Comparison is in the minds
of people who want to compare. Competition happens with your last job,
with your last work...to make your today and tomorrow better than
yesterday. If you are going to compete with others, it is never going to
work. It is the job of people who do not believe in themselves."
Dhanush's
'Velai Illa Pattathari' (VIP) has emerged as the biggest blockbuster of
this year, so far as the film has grossed 50 crores at the box office.
Confirming the same Dhanush tweeted, "Glad to share dat u guys ve made
#VIP nett 50 crores worldwide and still going strong! Thanks 4 making
D25 my biggest blockbuster till date."
