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There is little room for freshness in the horror genre. And Lawrence knows it. Kanchana 3 does not follow the usual pattern of horror movies. Instead, he defines his own logic and borrows elements – those that maintain the franchise – from Kanchana's previous films. The scenario of & # 39; Kanchana 3 & # 39; should be taught in film schools to show how to make a film that does not respect the public's intellect. Sriman and Devadarshini
The story is dated. The humor is offensive and not funny. The dialogues are lukewarm. Even Lawrence's idea of mbad moments – slow-motion shots in a smoky environment – seems pretentious. Kovai Sarala and Devadarshini continue to exist in this universe. More power for them. As this is the third part of the series, it has three heroines: Oviya, Vedhika and Nikki Tamboli. Which means there is more pomp than conspiracy. A haunted house. Two spirits in search of revenge. A villain and stupid characters. You get the drift. They badociate to make a film without soul.
Despite cascades and skin events defying gravity, 'Kanchana 3' is an exasperating watch. The three-hour movie, fortunately, ends at some point. When that happens, you try to get out of the theater. But Raghava Lawrence stops you immediately and announces Kanchana 4, aka Muni 5. It is a line that makes you cold in the back.
