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HIT: The Third Case Movie Review: While Nani's performance is commendable, the film's BGM and pacing fall flat. HIT 3 First Review: One of the most anticipated Telugu movies, HIT: The Third Case, has been released on the big screens. The movie follows Nani’s Arjun Sarkaar, who gets assigned to a high-priority case for HIT in Jammu and Kashmir.
The early reviews for the Sailesh Kolanu directorial venture are in, and while Nani’s performance is being appreciated by fans, the thriller itself is seemingly predictable. One review of the film on X read, “ #HIT3Review : #Nani Tried Something New but Predictable mostly & Worked out well – Appreciate the director #SaileshKolanu for this kind of Genre & Screenplay – Some outstanding Moments & Some weak moments – Watchable & slight Narration Overturned." Another review mentioned, “Positives: Nani 🔥💥💥, The Final Act 🥵👿, Concept 😮, Sailesh’s Screenplay 👌, Cameos 💥.
Negatives: Cliché investigation & few pacing dips, Weak emotion (1st half), Flat BGM. Final Verdict: An Engaging Suspense Thriller that serves its Purpose." One user wrote, “#Nani delivers a never-before performance in his career and will be remembered as a unique one.
.. As promised, the last 30 minutes of the film take a higher graph packed with surprises, and the ‘final act’ also makes the film one of the goriest films made in TFI.
On the flipside, the investigative procedures and BGM falter. Especially, BGM is the biggest letdown for the film." Another mentioned, “#Hit3 is a very violent action crime thriller that has moments that work well, but at the same time portions that are too run of the mill and narrated on the slower side.
" A review read, “Hit 3 does many things right, especially in careful detailing of very minute things. However, I’m not sure why or whose decision it was to back these ideas of templated tropes. As a result, it will remain mediocre for me.
" HIT 3 has been released on the same day as Suriya’s romantic drama Retro and Ajay Devgn’s much-awaited Raid 2. All films are expected to give each other a tough fight at the box office..
