Radhika Rajamani feels Kanchana is average fare. Post YOUR reviews here! Choreographer Raghava Lawrencce's Kanchana is a continuation of his earlier film Muni as far as the characters are concerned, but is not technically a sequel. It's supposed to be a horror film, but also has a 'cause' towards the climax which however gets drowned in the narrative. It is torturous and tedious to watch, the chills and thrills are not spine-chilling and a soundtrack that is supposed to be eerie is anything but. There's quite a bit of unintended comedy too.
Raghava (Raghava Lawrencce) is scared of ghosts and so doesn't venture out of the house after 6 pm. He is so frightened that he sleeps with his mother (Kovai Sarala) and doesn't stir out without her. All he seems to do is play cricket with his friends though he has a wife and two kids. It's while playing cricket one day that some strange things happen like the stumps being blood-stained, and at home more bizarre things start happening -- a foul smell, rattling sounds, eerie noises
The temple priest is called in to explain these occurrences and he declares the house is haunted. Slowly Raghava develops unusual traits he wants to dress up like a girl, acts coy and also aggressive. The family is bewildered and now seek help from the dargah. There's a love story also between Raghava and Priya (Lakshmi Rai)
The film
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