HIT 3 Review: Powerful Performances and Suspenseful Storyline
HIT 3 Review: Telugu star Nani is back on screen with HIT: The Third Case, directed by Sailesh Kolanu. He plays SP Arjun Sarkaar, a serious and committed police officer. The movie starts with a shocking baby kidnapping, setting the tone for an emotional and intense crime drama.
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Audience Reactions
Fans who watched the movie early shared their thoughts online. Many found the movie thrilling, praising the gripping story and Nani’s performance. Some noted that the second half was inspired by Squid Game, while others said it was "gory but watchable." Despite some slow parts and weak songs, viewers appreciated the movie’s high-quality visuals and suspense.
Plot Overview
The story begins with the kidnapping of a nine-month-old baby, leading to a dark investigation full of twists. The film dives deep into psychological themes, emotional trauma, and the pursuit of justice—typical of the HIT series.
Cast and Crew
Nani is joined by Srinidhi Shetty as Mrudula, adding emotional depth to the film. The cast also includes Surya Srinivas, Adil Pala, Brahmaji, Rao Ramesh, and Maganti Srinath. Rumors suggest Adivi Sesh, from HIT: The Second Case, may make a special appearance. The visuals by cinematographer Sanu John Varghese and music by Mickey J. Meyer add to the film’s impact.
Production and OTT Release Details
The film was shot across Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, and Kashmir, and finished filming in March 2025. With a runtime of 2 hours and 37 minutes, HIT 3 is rated ‘A’ for its intense violence. It is produced by Nani and Prashanti Tipirneni under the Wall Poster Cinema banner and will stream on Netflix in Telugu and five other Indian languages.
HIT Universe Expands Further
HIT: The Third Case is the latest chapter in the expanding HIT franchise, which began in 2020. It brings new characters while also connecting to earlier films. The movie hints at future crossovers, making the HIT universe more exciting for fans.
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