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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Like its predecessor, HIT 3 follows an aaction-packed thriller approach loosely based on true events.. The franchise receives a new installment HIT 3: In this film, Arjun Sarkar (Nani) takes the lead role. The directorial responsibilities go to Dr. Sailesh Kolanu. HIT 3 is relatively different from its predecessors by focusing more on fast-paced telling and less on achieving seamless flow and mysterious undertones. Action-packed plots of myriad movies are an entirely different niche anyway.
Plot Summary
HIT 3. The first voiceover describes recounting a past acquaintance, that jumps in at the tail end of the action where Arjun Sarkar is depicted as a furious cop sent for arrest. As a cop turned prisoner, he is seen narrating an assortment of scenarios he had, where he pieces recollections of his life and as a SP of Jammu and Kashmir. Like most other aggressive counter-terror officers, Arjun makes a rather disturbing discovery. Although it requires pinpoint precision, he realizes that there are in fact 13 murders happening at the same time throughout the entire country in a synchronized manner. That, of course, leads to an all-embracing losing focus investigation which in turn brings out recurring subversive organi-crime scams.
Film Analysis
In contrast with other HIT films which emphasized extensive investigations, HIT 3 seems to tone down on every single mysterious clickable thread. Anything elucidating super complex whodunits is one of the last resorts of the screenplay. What does change though is the result—bulky towers of streamlined action crossover bursts of flashy set pieces do deliver on sheer visual magnitude but do leave any hollow void where storytelling depth could do support.
Punchy dialogues and full character arcs are brought together, into assembled loosely, for the shot constructions where karacting scones for Arjun are lit and set on fire along with his Father played by Samuthirakani focusing predominantly on the first part. Titanic scale dips set into a groundwork painted where epic is everywhere in this approach become stolen parts shaped through controlled chaos school where emotional stems and romantic petals feel only mundane in scope serve disconnected woven threads storing beneath canvas.
The second half incorporates extreme drama, elaborate set pieces, and also takes cues from Squid Games, Kill Bill, and John Wick. A last minute appearance of two characters from earlier in the franchise also helps draw in viewers. The cameo by Karthi also makes it clear he will take on the lead role in HIT 4.
“ HIT 3” does not deviate from the franchise in its deep storytelling approach, rather it presents an exhilarating rollercoaster of high paced visually rich spectacles. While it does feature impressive moments and larger than life reveals, it does not incorporate the rising suspense that the previous installments are well known for.
Performans meh di na ok Movie
As already mentioned, HIT 3 is an action heavy installlment, featuring impressive squences that dazzle the eye. The playful cinematography makes each moment more captivating, just as the fillers nNani makes to the supporting role of Arjun Sarkar does for younger audiences and further mobilie limb admirers of sction films.
Both can agree however that the films succumbs surrender to constant barrage spelling polish becasuse of a mundane along with poor editing.
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Final verdict
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Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)
Cast: Nani, Srinidhi Shetty
Director: Dr. Sailesh Kolanu
Production: Wall Poster Cinema
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