super creation by Krissh and the out sanding performance by the crew.....this movie is something out of the box that telugu industry has on the list...... All actors are really good. especially varun tej, damn it did not look as if it was his second film at all. I have high hopes for him. He is a new actor and it is really nice to see him trying to act in different films instead of just commercial movies. I hope he grows much more as an actor. Pragya Jaiswal was really nice too. Elegant and beautiful. Music was good. and dialogues better. Story line was absolutely wonderful. Editing is perfectly done. the song Itu Itu is one of my favorites of all time and this song will be in maximum audio devices of telugu people across the world...Krishh you rock

Whoa! Is this the start of a new era? Damn, it is! Hundreds of movies have come out on the caste system in India, but this one deserves a special mention. A movie with a genuine storyline is hard to find these days, for we have dried up all our innovation, thanks to the super stardom of our heroes.Top the storyline with a brilliant screenplay and we have a masterpiece in making. Though this kind of screenplay is not new in Cinema, it is definitely very well used for this sort of cinema. The frequent deviation from the present to the past with parallel tracks to narrate the different kinds of Kanches (Fence) in the world is just incredible.Don't miss the movie! Though it could have been better, it is nevertheless, a great movie with rich values.We have a new kid on the block - Varun Tej, who has such expressive eyes, someone worthy to watch out from the Mega Family.Take a bow, Krish :)

There is a changing wave in Indian film industry right now. Directors are coming out of the regular commercial movie formula and trying to make good films, tell good stories. And I think they are not getting all the praise they truly deserve. Krish is one such director. I became a huge fan of his work with Vedam, and with Kanche he did not disappoint me. Krish is not one of the stupid directors who make films where hero can punch a guy and he flies 20 feet away hits a wall and falls in the same place where he stood a couple of slow mo shots earlier. He makes films with relatable characters which are very universal and a very good story line. I will not rate Kanche better than Vedam or Gamyam. But Kanche is far better than any of the stupid commercial films which are being poured on to the audience. And it deserves to be glorified for the attempt of the movie makers. It has a sublime story and a universal theme. Plus : All actors are really good. especially varun tej, damn it did not look as if it was his second film at all. I have high hopes for him. He is a new actor and it is really nice to see him trying to act in different films instead of just commercial movies. I hope he grows much more as an actor. Pragya Jaiswal was really nice too. Elegant and beautiful. Music was good. and dialogs better. Story line was good.Minus: Foreign actors. Below average acting and really really bad dubbing. It seemed to me some NRI had dubbed for them. Screenplay could have been tight. May be color of the film could have been more vintage.Still, Kanche is a really good film. It is one of those films which you need to collect and can watch many number of times and still find some thing sublime which you missed the first time.

Krish once again mesmerises us with his latest film, Kanche. It's a story about a royal Indian army soldier who fought along side of British army against Nazis in world war 2. It simultaneously shows two stories; one in an Indian village which is in turmoil due to feud among different communities and another story which is about war between Nazis and British allies in Italy. No Indian movie in the past according to me has shown the story of Indian soldiers fought in world war 2. Kudos to director Krish for such a brave attempt(it's not new for him) and he doesn't fail. It's a must watch for all the telugu film lovers who lost hopes on Tollywood film industry which is flooded every year with brainless masala flicks. But, the scene seems to be changing. 2015 has already seen great films like Baahubali, Kanche. While Baahubali was amazing with it's stunning visuals, Kanche makes us hook to the seats with it's gripping storyline and great screenplay.