Nani Once Again Wins Hearts with His Genuineness

HIT 3: The Third Case is one of the upcoming films in Telugu. Starring Nani in the lead role and directed by Sailesh Kolanu, the makers unveiled the trailer this morning. Living up to the expectations, there is a lot of bloodshed and violence in the trailer. Nani upped his game to gain a mass hero image. The trailer also set the expectations straight. Now, everyone is waiting for the film’s release. Meanwhile, the makers held a press meet today.

During the press meet, the team tried to answer a lot of curious things about the film. First and foremost, talking about the violence in the film, Nani was not able to calculate the meter for it. However, when compared with films like Marco, Kill and Animal, in terms of the violence meter, Nani said, “The grammar of HIT 3 will be different completely. We can not compare the film with those. But, after watching the film, you won’t feel that it is a violent film.”

Director Sailesh also justified on using Chaganti’s voice for elevating hero’s character in the trailer. Of late, many trailers and bits and pieces from promotional materials are being shared by fans on social media, with Chaganti or Garikapati voice. When asked Sailesh if he is inspired by it, he said that it is always the part of the narrative. “It is justifiable. There is a purpose on using it. We did not use it just for the sake of using it in the trailer. I do not want to reveal it now but you will understand it when you watch the film,” he said.

When asked Nani if HIT 3 is a perfect sequel in the franchise and if it justifies star Nani’s image, he said, “In Hitverse, one film is different from the other. When you watch the second part, you will feel it different compared to the first one. In HIT 3, we are dealing a bigger case and a new experience will be delivered. So, it is for you to watch and understand it in theatres.”

Already, Nani opened up about labelling the actors with ‘Tier’ categories. He once again said that he thinks it as a pure stupidity. He also urges to stop it for the sake of film industry. “It is a stupid strategy. I don’t know who started it. But, we should stop it for the benefit of the film industry,” he said.