Kanchana: Muni 2

Kanchana: Muni 2 is a comedy-horror mashup that works pretty well. It also stands for transgender rights as you find out later on. The movie seems to be pretty straight forward at first but the director and script writers are able to shake that with some plot twists and reveals later on in the movie. The movie pacing overall is quite good, the storyline is interesting and it keeps you entertained for the whole runtime with part scared and part humour.

The cast is great as well, Raghava's mum and sister-in-law are well portrayed. While Raghava himself is a solid lead for the film. Priya played by Lakshmi Rai stands out for her amazing looks, though she is only given a few scenes so not much can be said about her acting. Though I saw nothing wrong with the few scenes she was in.

The rest of the cast was great including the actors playing Kanchana and Geeta.

The BGM and Soundtrack were pretty catchy and enjoyable. The VFX was bot the greatest but it did suit the movies style and I enjoyed it.

All in all a well deserved 7/10 from me. Kanchana is a funny Tamil horror film for those interested in either comedy, horror or a splash of both.

All actors have done well nice movie loved the performance of Raghav Lawrence 👍

Do not watch this movie. The worst cinema and the worst actors. Full wastagee of 3 hours.

I mean first watch the movie. It's good and great comedy😂 horror 👿. Satisfied your expectations. Don't forget to rate the movie.

Unlike chandramuki, the tone of the movie is darker and undeniably scarier. Introducing india's infamous '3rd gender' community that im wasnt familiar of. Storyline was kinda meh, songs were not catchy and definitely on the level of chandramuki. Not familiar of the main lead actor, but his acting was a bit overdramatic, i dont find him to be funny. Maybe its just me. As for the actor playing the ghost wasnt that great either, not very compelling. An odd choice of cast. Few creative yet spooky scene, one of my favorite was when the ghost lick off the blood from a plate. Highly recommended, although not recommended for children due to violence.