HIT: The Third Case 

In the city, a complaint is filed with the police about a missing 9-month-old baby girl. Cut to Police Officer Arjun Sarkar (Nani) being arrested for a brutal murder case and imprisoned. A group recruits terrorists through the dark web. Arjun Sarkar infiltrates this group with a plan. The leader of the terrorist group sniffs out that a police officer has infiltrated their ranks. Did Arjun get caught by him? What happened next? The climax explains this with blood-spurting action.

The director has designed this film in a suspense, thriller, and action style that delivers shocking scenes from beginning to climax. Nani has put in maximum effort to transform into Arjun Sarkar and delivers an explosive performance. In the opening scenes, when he kidnaps people, takes them to a separate location, and slits their throats, we begin to wonder if Nani is playing a villain.

Nani has taken a new avatar in the fight scenes. His anger, the speed with which he attacks enemies with rage - it's stunning. When he enters the terrorist camp and attacks as a one-man army, his white clothes turning blood-red creates shock and awe in the theater. The stunt master's continuous attack sequences dominate most of the film. It's a grand feast for action lovers. When you think Sreenidhi Shetty will just sing a duet and disappear, she transforms into an action girl in the second half of the film and enters the action field - an unexpected shock.

Although blood flows throughout the film, the child sentiment justifies it. Nani and Sreenidhi's love scenes are like a feather stroke. Micky J Meyer's music is grand, and Sanu John Varghese's cinematography with 360-degree camera rotations is impressive.Sailesh Kolanu's direction is superb.  Karthi is acting in the next part of the HIT series. He confirms this with a guest role appearance.

HIT: The Third Case - Nani's action special.