Conjuring Kannappan

Watched in theatre with frnds ..didn't expected that movie will be good ..but film made me wrong, comedy was well placed and laugh worthy and horror worked out very well , jump scary moment are there .. the idea of dream catcher concept worked very well and neatly executed my debut director selvin ..overall fun match u will enjoy it.

The production house ags as done good job my producing content oriented film ex first love today and now conjuring kannappan.. they believed direction vision and produced the film.

The technical team as done great job music Yuvan rocked , CG was good , editing and makeup and casting was perfect for every role 👍

Conjuringkannappan" . It is one of the best horror comedy movies that my family and I have recently watched. We thoroughly enjoyed the movie, thanks to its perfect blend of horror and comedy. The horror scenes worked very well, and the interesting screenplay kept us engaged throughout. A special mention should be made of the sound effects and background score. I highly recommend watching it with your family and friends .i want to thank the director of the film after a very long time my family laughed out loud and it's happy to see they all laughing continuously from starting to end don't miss it.

"Conjuring Kannappaan" presents a refreshingly unique concept in the realm of horror-comedy, but unfortunately, it fails to fully capitalize on its potential. While the film offers some genuinely funny moments and a novel premise, it struggles to maintain a consistent level of engagement throughout.

The film's strength lies in its attempt to blend horror and comedy with a distinctive storyline. The premise, involving a family's encounter with supernatural forces after disturbing a dreamcatcher, is intriguing and sets the stage for some potentially hilarious and spooky situations.

However, the execution falters in its pacing and comedic timing. While some jokes land well, others feel forced and fall flat. The horror elements, while present, lack the intensity to truly frighten, and the overall tone feels somewhat uneven.

Despite its shortcomings, "Conjuring Kannappaan" is a decent one-time watch for those seeking a lighthearted horror-comedy with a unique concept. It may not be a groundbreaking film, but it offers some entertaining moments and a refreshing departure from typical horror tropes.

Conjuring Kannappan tells the story of (you guessed it) Kannappan and his family getting haunted by a vodoo device and their struggle to escape a dream realm. The concept had potential but the writer had to spoil it, the musician (Yuvan Shankar Raja) had to spoil it and finally, the director had to spoil it.

Humor is a missing element in this comical film. Screeplay is fickle. Effort is non existent. For beginners, the film opens to Kannappan waking up to find that there is a problem with the water supply in his house. Unfortunately, he has to attend an interview soon.

To take bathe (?!), he opens an ancient well next to his house and draws filthy water from it. He takes bathe in it, changes his clothes, goes back to his room and attends an online interview! I am still trying to understand how this script passed the check.

Yuvan's BGM in theatres will cause hearing impairment - one of his worst. The acting is as plastic as it can be and the dubbing is outright awful. Characterization is mostly absurd. Locations are limited. The camera movements were not note worthy at all.

You can skip watching this movie on theatres and wait for it to be broadcast on TV.

With exhaustion, Vetrrich Chelvan MIRAJCINEMAS201223.

Conjuring Kannappan is yet another movie in the tiresome horror-comedy genre which has exhausted Tamil cinema in the last decade, that fails to create anything worth remembering or discussing. At best, it manages to elicit half a laugh here and there, but its comedic elements remain overwhelmingly dated and repetitive. The CGI employed in the film is notably poor; as is to be expected (I mean, who on Earth really cares about these movies to put it any effort?) and the horror components rely heavily on jump-scares, shoddy makeup and every other low budget cliché one could throw into the mix.

Overall, Conjuring Kannappan is as disposable as it gets, with not a single innovative aspect to it. And while I won't go as far as to call it the worst, I wouldn't argue if one did.