Producer of Hit: The third case unveiled the trailer on 14 April, introducing a gritty grandmother as Arjun Sarkar. While the dark, white and intense scenes of the film attracted attention, fans quickly started comparing Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Animal’, Unni Mukundan’s ‘Marco’ and recently Hindi action thriller ‘Kill’. However, the grandmother was in a hurry to clarify that ‘Hit 3’ belongs to a completely different place.

Addressing comparisons at the ‘Hit 3’ trailer launch event in Hyderabad, Nani said, “I don’t think ‘Hit 3’ should be placed in a bracket similar to ‘animal’, ‘Kill’, or ‘Marco’. It follows a different grammar. Once you look at the film completely, everything will not be felt.”

He also emphasized that the spirit of the story makes the intensity feel appropriate. He said, “When the spirit is strong, violence works. The best example is SS Rajamouli sir. The trailer may seem violent that the film will have originally mixed,” he said.

The trailer has discussed a lot online, especially a dialogue that hit a raga with fans. In a significant moment, when a character tells Arjuna, “You can’t live here,” Nani’s fast -fasted reply “I have been listening to it since the beginning of my career” quickly went viral. Many spectators interpreted it as a subtle head to the actor’s own visit to the industry, echoing with their position as an outsider who made his way.

Here’s the trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=katfaaugdru

Directed by Selesh Kolanu, 3 stars Nani and Srinidhi Shetty hit the lead. The trailer teased an entertaining conspiracy to incorporates the kidnapping of nine -month -old child and Arjun Sarkar’s tireless pursuit of justice. The scene is captured by Sanu John Varghese with music by Mickey J Mayor and editing by Karthika Srinivas.