This film holds a special place in the history of Tamil cinema. It arrived during the peak of Rajinikanth’s "angry young man" era and delivered exactly what fans wanted: punchy dialogues, gravity-defying stunts, and a double role.

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Let’s break down why you should watch the Anjaan full movie today. The story follows Gangaiyan , an honest police officer who is transferred to a crime-infested village ruled by a feudal landlord (played brilliantly by veteran villain Raghuvaran). When the system fails to protect the innocent, Gangaiyan takes the law into his own hands.

Without giving away spoilers, the twist involves Rajini playing a dual role—one as the fierce cop and another as a look-alike with a contrasting personality. This was a treat for fans who loved seeing their hero in two avatars for the price of one ticket. 1. The Raw Rajini Factor Before Baasha (1995) defined the "style" of Rajinikanth, Anjaan showcased his raw, violent energy. The fight scenes are not CGI-heavy—they are gritty, realistic (by 90s standards), and physically demanding.

The late Raghuvaran plays the antagonist, Karia. He doesn’t scream or shout; his quiet, sadistic performance makes him one of the most memorable villains in Rajini’s filmography. Their face-off in the climax is legendary.

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If you are used to modern, slick action movies, Anjaan (1990) will feel dated. The pacing is slow by today’s standards, and the makeup for the double role is rudimentary.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5) for fans of vintage action. Watch it for: Rajini’s swagger, Ilaiyaraaja’s BGM, and Raghuvaran’s villainy. Have you watched the original Anjaan? Do you prefer this or the Suriya version? Let us know in the comments below!