“Conjuring Kannappan” emerges as an entertaining horror-comedy with a solid plot and genuine comedy. Directed by Selvin Raj Xavier, the film follows Kannappan, a game designer, who inadvertently gets entangled in a supernatural realm by pulling a feather from a talisman called the dream catcher.
The narrative gains momentum as Kannappan, along with his psychiatrist Dr. Johnny and a bully named Devil Armstrong, navigates the challenges of a haunted castle every time they fall asleep. The film cleverly weaves humor into the thriller, keeping the audience engaged.
Selvin Raj’s thoughtful approach is evident in crafting a plot that, while not entirely convincing, proves to be entertaining. The movie takes some time to find its footing, but once the talisman comes into play, the intensity rises, capturing viewers’ attention.
A standout element is the talented cast of comedians, including Sathish, Anand Raj, Redin Kingsly, VTV Ganesh, and Saranya Ponvannan. Their performances, coupled with a fresh set of organic and situational jokes, contribute to the film’s overall appeal.
Despite brief appearances, Nassar and Regina Cassandra deliver convincing performances as exorcist Ezhumalai and Dark Daves, respectively. Yuva’s visuals and Yuvan Shankar Raja’s music enhance the movie’s charm, making “Conjuring Kannappan” a delightful family flick.
In conclusion, Selvin Raj Xavier successfully delivers an enjoyable movie that, despite a slow start, combines humor and thriller elements seamlessly.
