🎥 Director: Sailesh Kolanu
✍️ Writer: Sailesh Kolanu
đź‘Ą Cast:
- Nani as SP Arjun Sarkaar
- Srinidhi Shetty as Mrudula
- Surya Srinivas, Adil Pala, Rao Ramesh, Brahmaji, and more
🧩 Plot / What’s It About?
So this one follows Arjun Sarkaar (played by Nani), a no-nonsense cop from Visakhapatnam who gets thrown into this super intense serial killer case in Jammu and Kashmir. It’s cold, creepy, and people are dying in the most gruesome ways. He’s got to track down a group of killers, and of course, things start to get real personal along the way. Think Sherlock Holmes meets Indian crime drama with a snowy backdrop. At filmyfly we provide you the best movie that you can enjoy.
📽️ Trailer For HIT 3
đź’¬ My Thoughts (AKA the Review)
Okay, if you’ve seen the first two HIT movies, you already know this universe is no joke when it comes to thrillers. But The Third Case? Man, it looks like it’s about to raise the bar.
Nani’s playing the lead this time — and I’ve gotta say, I’ve always liked how he brings this natural intensity to his roles. He doesn’t overdo it, but you can feel the weight of what his character is going through. He’s like that guy who seems calm but could absolutely throw down if needed.
Also, the setting — Jammu and Kashmir — is such a cool (literally) choice. Snow, mountains, mystery… it’s like a crime thriller wrapped in a winter jacket. I remember watching Drishyam 2 and thinking, “Damn, Indian thrillers are getting really good at nailing the vibe,” and this one seems to be in that same zone.
The director, Sailesh Kolanu, has been quietly building something special with this HIT universe. And I love that it’s not just sequels for the sake of sequels — each story feels fresh, and they’re not afraid to go dark.
Music by Mickey J. Meyer and visuals by Sanu John Varghese? Yes please. Expect chills both from the soundtrack and the murder scenes.
đź‘Ť Should You Watch It?
Oh yeah, this one’s a definite yes from me. Whether you’re into crime thrillers or just love seeing Nani in serious, gritty roles, HIT: The Third Case looks like it’s gonna hit hard (pun absolutely intended). For more movie updates and reviews visit filmyfly!
If you liked Ratsasan, Drishyam, or even The Family Man, you’ll probably enjoy this. It’s smart, stylish, and isn’t trying to dumb things down.
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