Open Letter to Director Krish

Varun Tej starrer movie " Kanche" directed by Krish had finally hit the theatres today. The movie also getiing rave reviews from all the corners. Varun Tej as soldier and young guy in 1940's is suited well to the character. Pragya Jaiswal played a lead role in the film. Kanche movie director Krish earlier directed the films like Gamyam, Vedam and Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum.

The film scores an A in the areas of production design (Suresh Sahi gives authenticity to the period look by giving attention to details), action sequences (especially the war scenes), background score (Chirantan Bhatt), cinematography (Gnanasekhar) and editing (Suraj Jagtap and Ramakrishna Arram, ensure that the non-linear narrative that keeps shifting to flashbacks is done smoothly).

Written by - Sai Madhav Burra. But Akhil's debut movie Akhil has been postponed, Kanche has been preponed and released on October 22nd all over.

Kanche is being made with a high budget of 23 crores. They could not risk with a few of the thinks by being fake so they tried the maximum to get the originality factor right in the movie. Film began accepting enormous buzz and huge hype from that time. His last motion picture was "Mukunda" in 2015 and Kanche is his third and greatest ever motion picture of his profession. However Krish should be admired for attempting a different genre in Telugu. He last coordinated the motion picture Gabbar is Back with Akshay Kumar in Bollywood which is a redo of Tamil film Ramana which was likewise changed in Telugu as Tagore with Chiranjeevi. "Hitler Bhoomiki Inta Untadu Kani.", "Uniki.Adi Oorike Vacchudantra.", etc get claps from the audiences. Kanche movie is going very well and all the fans of Varun Tej, Pragya Jaiswal are watching the movie repeatedly for their performances. Watch the movie to find out. Pragya is perfectly cast as the regal girl and looks her part but it is surprising how less care seems to have been taken in terms of her dubbing because several instances you see her out of sync!

The movie opened with packed houses all over and it collected Rs 5.5 crores on the first day of its release in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Kanche is said to be India's first film on World War-II.

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