Natural Star Nani has always been an actor who walks his own path. Rather than chasing trends, he consistently chooses films that offer strong narratives and complex characters. His upcoming film, HIT: The 3rd Case, directed by Sailesh Kolanu, is another testament to his commitment to doing distinctive subjects.
Recently, comparisons have been drawn between HIT: The 3rd Case and a slew of excess-violent films that have dominated the box office. However, while this film does contain its share of intense and gritty moments, the violence is not just for the sake of having violence. It is grounded in the story and driven by character motivation.
Just like how Rajamouli justifies action and violence in his films with a story emotion, HIT 3 is an emotional journey that gives depth to Nani's character, Arjun Sarkaar—a man who turns ruthless in his pursuit of justice. Arjun is not violent for the sake of spectacle; his fury is directed at criminals who have committed heinous, unforgivable acts.
His aggression is a reflection of his pain, anger, and moral conviction.
Crucially, the emotional context surrounding these intense moments ensures that the violence never feels forced. Audiences are expected to resonate with Arjun's internal conflict, making even the most brutal scenes feel earned and purposeful.
Nani’s track record of selecting content-driven scripts that appeal to a wide audience continues to fuel expectations. His credibility as a performer who balances mass appeal with meaningful storytelling gives fans all the more reason to trust his choices.
