Indian feature films are constantly reversing.

The 2-hour plot of Old Enemy needs to be watched patiently.

Conflicts and tyrannical injuries are common in India, and there are too many unsolved cases. In the white-hot stage of the ruling party election, many vicious incidents were put on the table. When the candidate leader was at a loss, he received a report from the police officer in the jurisdiction: a charred body was found in the suburbs. The candidate leaders immediately made strict arrangements and assigned effective police officer Jan Kumar to conduct a thorough investigation. According to the investigation, Jiao's body is a woman and a teacher of a local university, Saba. She was loved and supported by students before her death, but unfortunately she was forced to burn her body in the wild.

The news spread like wildfire, and the Saba tragedy became a sensational event in the whole country. At the condolence meeting, the headmaster publicly criticized his behavior, and the angry and dissatisfied teachers and students immediately organized voices to attack him. The situation that gradually got out of control was forcibly suppressed by the government, and the case continued to heat up.

Officer Jankuma overcame all difficulties to bring four suspects to justice. The suspect who has not yet been tried was asked to be transferred by the official high-level intervention. In the process of transfer, helpless Jankuma shot and killed four people in private. This move was characterized as "being shot", which made him a national hero. However, his just feat was subsequently questioned, and even implicated his son in the attack, and the relevant state committees also intervened in the sanctions. A debate about whether Jankuma's execution was just or lynching began!

During the trial, a large number of supporters of Jankuma poured in, including Saba's mother and sister. They believe in a just judgment. However, under the argument of "instant justice" initiated by defense lawyers, a long-planned power game has been torn apart layer by layer: decadent politicians and officials defend each other, backward education system, caste and class ills. ...

Stir up opposition, incite emotions, create topics, confuse people, and then win people's hearts in time and reverse them again and again. Where is justice in this desperate country where 15 women are violated every minute? What do law and justice represent and rely on respectively?

Watching the whole film, there are echoes before and after the plot, and many reversals are also wonderful. A few long but surprising Indian songs, slightly unsuitable for sudden insertion in the first half.