Anjaan delivers a high-octane action experience with a blend of stylish visuals and intense fight sequences. The screenplay, penned by director N. Linguswamy, attempts to balance mass appeal with a layered narrative, but it falters in maintaining consistent engagement throughout. The first half is paced briskly with a mix of action and romance, establishing the characters and setting up the conflict effectively. However, the second half tends to drag with repetitive sequences and predictable plot developments, which dilute the overall impact.

The film's music by Yuvan Shankar Raja stands out, featuring catchy songs that complement the film's mood and add to its commercial appeal. The background score effectively heightens the tension during action scenes and emotional moments, enhancing the cinematic experience. Cinematography by Santosh Sivan captures the urban landscape with style, though at times the visual flair overshadows narrative depth.

While the songs and BGM contribute positively, the screenplay's uneven pacing and lack of novelty in the story limit the film's potential. Nonetheless, the film caters well to fans of the genre and the lead actor, delivering enough thrills and entertainment to keep the audience engaged.

Suriya: Charismatic and intense, Suriya carries the film with his action prowess and screen presence, though his character lacks depth.

Samantha Ruth Prabhu: Provides a graceful and charming presence, though her role is largely ornamental with limited scope.

Vidyut Jammwal: Delivers a menacing and physically commanding antagonist, adding credibility to the action sequences.

Manoj Bajpayee: Offers a solid supporting role with his trademark intensity, enhancing the film’s dramatic moments.