Nani is ready to entertain the audience with the police in his anger in his anger, Kolanu’s hit: The Third case. The film is scheduled to release on May 1, and has become very excited around it, now there are less than 24 hours left before its launch.
Before killing the big screen, the producers of the film franchise have announced a major change. We are talking about the film gaining ticket prices after being filed by the makers of Hit 3.
Effective in theaters located in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, ticket prices for the film will increase by a certain percentage. Rs. 50 per ticket, while in multiplex Rs. 75 per ticket.
This increase in ticket prices will be applicable for a total of seven days (one week) from the release date of the film. As a result, the revised ticket prices for hit 3 in single screen in Andhra Pradesh now Rs. 197.50, while for multiplexes, value yoga Rs. 254.
Coming back to the film and its details, the hit: The Third Case is in the headlines by Nani, who takes the baton of the film franchise, the previous lead worldwak Sen and Adivi Sesh. Apart from Srinidhi Shetty, starring as prominent women, Hit 3 also includes Surya Srinivas, Rao Ramesh, Brahmaji and Adil Pala.
Interestingly, films in the hit Universe usually have a cameo facility by the next lead actor in the franchise. Similarly, there are reports that Karthi’s grandmother will have a special appearance in the starrer, as she is likely to be chosen as the next lead.
However, despite all the discussions around this surrounding, the producers are fed up and emphasized the importance of surprise, encouraging the audience to visit theaters and experience it for the first time.
In other news, a hit: The third case will face a clash on the head with Suriya’s retro at the box office. Karthik Subbaraj direction is also scheduled for release on the same day.
Now it remains to be seen which one of the Telugu action drama will beat the other and become victorious.
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