itzmeCinephile
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itzmeCinephile
An Engaging Crime Action Thriller,
The first two films in the HIT franchise focused heavily on crime investigations, but this installment takes a different route,using crime as a backdrop and presenting the story as a full-blown action thriller packed with intense, blood-soaked sequences and massy visuals.
The first half starts off interestingly and holds attention till the interval, thanks to its gripping storytelling that blends crime, humor, romance, and engagement effectively. The second half introduces an intriguing and unique premise not seen before in the franchise. Despite a few lagsespecially in the romantic portions,it keeps the audience invested.Once the lead character steps into action, it turns into a feast of raw, high-voltage mass action sequences, executed with extraordinary technical brilliance. Nani's performance is the backbone of the film ,he pulls off an incredible act, excelling in emotions, mannerisms, and action, scoring big on all fronts.Srinidhi Shetty delivers a neat performance, though her portions feel like sudden interruptions. Sanu John Varghese's cinematography is visually stunning. Mickey J. Meyer's background score and songs are decent, though not particularly standout. Karthika Srinivas's editing is crisp and impactful.
Overall, this is a well-made crime action thriller that leans more toward action than investigation, which might differ from the earlier entries, but its sure to satisfy fans of gritty thrillers. Director Sailesh Kolanu once again delivers a solid entry in the HIT universe, and Nani deserves a huge round of applausehe absolutely steals the show.
A watchable and gripping flick.
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