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SYNOPSIS
The fourth installment in the Muni film series has the popular ghost hunter (played by Raghava Lawrence) returning to fight the evil forces: both supernatural and earthly. Written and directed by Raghava, the film also stars Vedhika, Oviya and Nikki Tamboli.
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BMS Reviewer
Verdict: A tried-and-tested horror story blended with elements of comedy. Raghavendra Lawrence`s horror-comedy story after two successful Kanchana box office movies which had a lot of expectations from the viewers has hit the theatres. The audience has enjoyed the previous installments and now it is time to see whether Kanchana 3 appeases the fans. What`s Kanchana 3 About: The plot is in sync with...
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Times of India
Given that we are now into the fourth film of the Muni aka Kanchana franchise, we know what we are signing up for. And Kanchana-3 gives us that a man who gets scared easily, his bumbling but good-hearted family, a ghost that loves to spook them, tantrics, a sentimental backstory, and revenge.
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The Indian Express
Shweta Tripathi shines in this heart-crushing love story and you feel for her character when she says, I didnt know who you were till last month; now, you mean the world to me. The Masaan girl is absolutely charming when she is not trying too hard.
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Filmibeat
Kanchana 3 has all the ingredients that aligns with the taste of the followers of this franchise. For them, it is rightly a decent watch.
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Hindustan Times
Raghava Lawrences film is loud, annoying and barely entertaining. It should ideally be the last film of the franchise.
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Times Now
Kanchana 3 makes you laugh, though the humorous bits dont seem fresh, it scares you, even the scary scenes are inspired from Hollywood horror films. The climax ruins the overall experience of the movie. Ragava Lawrence can do better than this and we are hoping to see that in the next film from the franchise.
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Firstpost
Raghava Lawrence`s horror film has the same cliches that worked for its predecessors
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