Enemy follows the story of two childhood friends whose competitiveness takes a dangerous turn. The story is in the commercial space. So you do expect plenty of convenient plot twists and over the top sequences. And while the story lacks in logic but it is thoroughly entertaining. The screenplay standing at 150 minutes might seem daunting but it moves about swiftly and doesn’t allow you time to breathe. The fast moving nature of the drama works in its favour as you are on your toes throughout its runtime without any dull moment. The initial 20 minutes really set the tone for the rest of the drama so well. The sequences featuring two children fiercely competing with one another was very interesting to witness. Once the drama shifts to Singapore after a bizarre turn of events, the loopholes begin to appear. The drama is definitely interesting as you are curious to know what happens next. Again the screenplay gets slightly disjointed here but because the pitch of the drama is fast paced, you are seldom distracted. The face off between the two protagonists is the highlight of the screenplay and perhaps its strongest element. The final act though just seemed to be far too simple and it ended abruptly, also it kind of felt incomplete. I am very well aware of a potential sequel being planned but the loose ends should have been tied up. But despite the underwhelming final act, the drama is well worth your time!