Critically acclaimed director Krish has been getting appreciations for his recent outing Kanche starring Varun Tej and Pragya Jaiswal in lead roles. Nonetheless, the film is too weak in mass centers, since the subject is limited for urban and metro cities. Apparently, Krish hasn’t learnt from past experiences.
Overall, Kanche may not become a commercial hit owing to many reasons. While high budget spent on the project is the major drawback, anti-climax is other reason for the mixed box office response. Hero Varun Tej dies in the climax, which Telugu audience will not accept.
In Krish’s previous film Vedam, lead actors Allu Arjun and Manchu Manoj die in the end. The film was a dud. His other film Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum also won accolades, but the Rana Daggubati starrer was a flop owing to over poetic narration and lack of entertainment.
Krish is making thought provoking films, but in order for producer’s safety he should include commercial aspects in his films. More over, he should change scripts of killing lead actors and should spend budget as per hero’s market value. Kanche is appearing like a visual-grandeur, but the screenplay is not easily understandable for some sections.
Although Kanche may not give a commercial success for Varun Tej, the film has showcased acting prowess of the young mega hero.
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