Hit 3: The Third Case is set to release in less than three weeks. The film carries decent hype and fair expectations from the audience. It has completed its censor formalities with a runtime of 2 hours and 35 minutes. Hit 3 is touted as Nani’s highest-budget pan-India project to date.
Director Shailesh Kolanu, who is aiming for a comeback after the failure of Saindhav, is determined to prove himself once again. While the teaser received a decent response, the song Ab Ki Baar Arjun Sarkar hasn’t made much of an impact yet.
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According to insiders, Hit 3 is expected to showcase an intense amount of violence. While the previous two films in the Hit series featured disturbing murders by a psychopath, this third installment reportedly takes it to the next level — with scenes so brutal that they might leave audiences shaken.
The teaser only gave a glimpse, while the trailer is expected to reveal even more shocking visuals, potentially making the film a hot topic nationwide.
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There is already chatter that Hit 3 could become one of the most violent films ever made in the South Indian film industry, possibly surpassing recent benchmarks like Marco.
Nani is treating the film as a prestigious vehicle to expand his reach — not only in the Hindi market but also across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala, especially with Surya Retro also in competition.
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The key question now is whether the violence in Hit 3 will land with the same impact as Kill or Marco, where the brutality felt organic and integral to the story.
There is speculation that the makers may have added such extreme elements purely for shock value, influenced by recent trends. Whether this intensity feels justified or forced — we’ll get clarity only after the film’s release.
