KAnchana-3 gives us that – a man who gets terrified effectively, his blundering however great hearted family, an apparition that wants to scare them, tantrics, a wistful backstory, and vengeance. Be that as it may, this equation has turned out to be to some degree stale at this point. Repulsiveness satire has been the film’s distinguishing mark, and notwithstanding being over the top and noisy, these scenes were interesting in the past movies. This time, they feel redundant( we get not one but rather five occurrences of a similar bounce alarm situation, demonstrating an absence of creative ability) and significantly increasingly juvenile( the on-screen characters appear to understand this and essentially money in their checks) .And for a film whose essential target crowd incorporates kids