Varun Tej starrer, Krrish directorial ‘Kanche’ is getting a wide response from all over. This film that runs with a periodic graph also has action romantic elements. ‘Kanche’ has not only stood as the biggest hit for Varun Tej but also for director Krrish. With having an appealing story and screenplay, Kanche was also high on terms of technical aspects, now with these advantages are making the producers promote ‘Kanche’ internationally.

Kanche is India’s first periodical drama that runs in the Second World War.

As a part of international release, this will be played at few International Film Festivals. Along with this, Kanche will undergo the dubbing process in German and will release in Germany. Since the context of the film revolves during the Second World War, the film has the possibility of attracting the west world, says movie buff.

‘Kanche’ was released on 22nd of October on the eve of Dusshera. This film gained a positive talk from the very first show. It is still continuing its success run at the box-office.

Now, going to the west, shall be seen how many wonders will ‘Kanche’ create.

Krish directorial, Varun Tej and Pragya Jaiswal starrer “Kanche” has released last week and earned a respectful talk from the audience. Mega Star Chiranjeevi, who saw the film, recently left director in all praises.

“Kanche” movie is based on the time’s prevailing during the World War II. The film runs on the story basing that Love doesn’t have and separation or borders.

Now, this film was acquired by a popular filmmaker in Hindi. Though, the buyers name wasn’t revealed, they paid a fine amount of money to the producers and closed the deal.

Rumours also has that “Kanche” director Krrish will also direct the Hindi version. Bollywood is no new to Krrish, he earlier directed “Gabbar” starring Akshay Kumar and Shruti Hassan as the lead. Krrish has enough chances of directing the Hindi version too. Krrish said that he would clarify about his next project in 15 to 20 days.

To create more awareness about this film, “Kanche” team has planned few success meets. Vijaanagaram, Vizag, Kakinada, Rajahmundry, Tanuku, Eluru, Vijayawada and Guntur will be the places where the film’s success meets are held.

Post “Kanche,” Varun Tej is busy in finishing in next film with Puri Jagannadh. This film will be releasing in the month of November.

Megastar Chiranjeevi has praised the team of ‘Kanche’ for making a path-breaking commercial film. He did not call it an experimental film but a commercial cinema as the experimental subject has been told in a commercial manner.

Chiru praised the acting of Varun Tej, directorial capabilities of Krish and the dialogues written by Sai Madhav Burra.Chiru remembered some of the best lines in the film and congratulated Sai Madhav for the thoughtful dialogues.

‘when the regular films are being canned in more than 100 days, Krish has done a miracle by making the backdrop war film in just 55 days,’ said Chiru.

Krish was more than happy when Chiru praised him and the efforts of this team.

However, Kanche is getting mixed response from the fans and audience.

Mega hero Varun Tej and acclaimed director Krish’s most awaited film “Kanche” has finally hit theaters. The movie received a huge round of applause from cine goers for its dialogues written by Sai Madhav Burra, who impressed earlier with his life changing dialogues in ‘Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju.’ Actress Pragya Jaiswal paired with Varun Tej in this periodic war action entertainer. The movie also getiing rave reviews from all the corners.

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Fans are sharing some of the dialogues on social networks.

“Kamatam Chesevadu Kamma.. Kapukasevadu Kapu.. Neta Nese Vaadu Saali.. Kulam Antey Pani. Kulam Antey Raktam Kaadu”

“Yuddam Na kosamo Ne kosamo Mana Desam kosamo kadu… Repati Kosam”

“Gulabi puvvu undanukondi.. danni kosthe ishtam.. neellu posthe prema”.

Varun Tej’s Kanche film has also received great reviews for the effort of the makers. Kanche movie directed by Krish of Vedam and Gamyam fame.

When Krish moved to a big budget film with ‘Bellary Bava’ and Nayantara’s white wet saree songs, a slight fear creeped in that he might gradually fall into a commercial trap. Glad that it didn’t happen and is latest offering Kanche proves so. Krish unlike his Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum is strictly back to making a film sans the usually believed commercial elements. His hero is the script. Whether the script performed well is different question all together but kudos to his intent and the conviction in making the film.

Kanche is fundamentally about the man-made fences. It is about the caste discrimination. It is about the racism. It is about all the divides, man has created which could only make the mankind suffer. The intent is so clear right from the beginning to the end of the film. However, the impact the film makes is not up to the intent. Krish takes two backdrops and runs it in parallel. One is in a village and the other one is amidst the world war. In the village is the love story and near Italy border is the war story. Krish greatly highlights that the divisions and the hatred is prevalent everywhere and anytime in the history.

The movie unfolds in 1930s. Doopati Haribabu (Varun Tej) belongs to a caste whose profession is ‘sannai melam’ and ‘gollu teeyyatam’. He falls in love with Seetha (Pragya Jaiswal) who is a princess-like lass of that village. Seetha acknowledges it but the caste differences and discrimination is at a very unhealthy level in that village. How he finally marries is the rest of the story of this thread. In the other thread, is Haribabu’s story as a soldier tries to protect some civilians who are under a threat by the Hitler army. The second thread happens 5 years after the first thread but the screenplay moves back and forth, trying to draw parallels.

The movie is technically brilliant and probably one of the best in the last decade. The production design is impeccable creating the right sets, costumes, props and choosing the right shooting locations. The next appealing aspect is the top-notch cinematography. Then come the beautiful dialogues which go so naturally without any drama or ‘praasa’. Every line uttered in the meaning doesn’t seem extra or out of place. Pulling in some veterans like Gollapudi and Sowcar Janaki was a feast to the eyes. Krish knows the casting so well. For instance, ‘Satyam’ Rajesh was not seen in comic role, but much more effective in the meaningful role he played in this film. Acts like these speak about the director’s capabilities in extracting talent from the actors. The lead pair were very convincing.

The biggest drawback of the film is the pace of the film. Although its 2 hours, it seems like a 3 hour film married with horribly boring songs. The war thread goes monotonous after the first hour. Thankfully, some great lines in between and Srinivas Avasarala’s humour try to keep it alive till the end. The village thread was more appealing and got some potential story moving forward. The most disappointing was the impact-less climax. Not even a quarter of impact that he delivered in Vedam.

All in all, technically brilliant, but the impact doesn’t live up to the intent.

Mega Hero Varun Tej and directors Krish’s “Kanche” is all set to hit the theaters tomorrow on the occasion on Vijaya Dashami. This film got a U/A certificate. Let’s have a look at the highlights of this periodic drama.

Kanche Highlights:

Kanche film runs in the period of 1945 at the time of Second World War (WW2)

Krish is the director of this film. This is the fourth film of this versatile director and first after directing “Gabbar” in Hindi.

This is the first movie in India created the genre of World War Two.

Pragya Jaiswal is the lead heroine whereas “Chennai Express” fame Nikitin Dheer as anti.

Varun’s Tej name in the film is Dhupati Hari Babu and plays the character of a soldier.

Overall he plays, three characters in the film a college student, village guy, and the soldier.

Varun Tej and Srinivas Avasarala have done a boot camp and attended few physical training classes for their soldier’s characters.

Around 400 artists were used to shoot the war scenes in Georgia.

With such heavy script and story, “Kanche” was just shot in 50days.

Story and Screenplay are the main assets of this film.

Essentially this story was narrated to Ram Charan, but Krish dropped his idea and directed Varun Tej.

Varun Tej had only one day gap after completing Kanche and start acting for his next film.

On the last day of his dubbing, Varun dubbed for 18 straight hours and slept while reading dialogues.

Chirantan Bhatt has scored music for Kanche while Baba is the cinematographer.

Mega Hero Varun Tej and Pragya Jaiswal starring Kanche movie is ready for release and it will hit the big screens worldwide on tomorrow on the eve of Dussera festival. Kanche film directed by Krish and Produced by Y Rajeev Reddy & J Sai Babu. Bollywood music composer Chirantan Bhat has scores the music. Kanche is said to be a 2015 Telugu war drama film.

Now the movie team released a new trailer of the flick and also release teaser. The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on 22 October 2015.

Kanche Dialogue Teaser:

Kanche Release Teaser:

Konidela Niharika’s debut in Tollywood as lead actress is being widely discussed by many, these days. We don’t often see a lady from a well established family like mega family dare to debut as actress as many external factors like fans and pressures will play key roles.

When quizzed about his sister’s launch, ‘Kanche’ hero Varun Tej said that the decision was not taken overnight. He added that after having several rounds of discussions in the family, finally they decided to support her. Niharika Konidela is pairing up with Naga Shourya in her first movie and it will directed by Ramaraju.

‘Although, our family was initially concerned of how fans would react, now we are confident that they will welcome her’, added Varun.

Watch Here For Ram Charan’s Reaction on Niharika’s Film Entry:

Varun Tej’s Kanche movie is all set for a grand release on 22nd of this month.

Mega hero Varun Tej’s ‘Kanche’, a film based on Second World War, is slated for worldwide release on 22nd October. Director of the film, Krish, is currently busy interacting media to promote the film.

He has revealed in one of his interviews that the film based on Second World War will have only 12 minutes of war sequence. After watching Baahubali, audiences might expect huge and lengthy war sequences in ‘Kanche’.

However, the film is not a war story but a love story set in the backdrop of Second World War. Krish added that they used real weapons used in the war and picturized the film in the real locations of Georgia.

Pragya Jaiswal is the heroine in the movie. Bollywood composer Chirantan Bhatt scored the music for Kanche, and it is his first film in Telugu.