Discharge Date: February 28, 2020
Pennant: Wall Poster Cinema
Cast: Vishwak Sen, Ruhani Sharma, Bhanu Chander, Murali Sharma, Bramhaji, Hari Teja, Ravi Varma
Moderator: Nani
Author: Dr. Sailesh Kolanu
Cinematography: Manikandan
Editorial manager: Garry BH
Craftsmanship Director: Avinash Kolla
Tricks: Naba
Exposure Designers: Anil and Bhanu
Genius: Vamsi Kaka
Official Producer: S Venkatarathnam
Music Director: Vivek Sagar
Maker: Prashanthi Tipirneni
Chief: Dr. Sailesh Kolanu
After the widely praised ‘Wonderment’, ‘Natual Star’ Nani and Prashanthi Tripirneni have now created the film, ‘HIT’. Featuring Vishwak Sen and Ruhani Sharma in the leads, this film has hit the screens today. Will the film end up being a ‘hit’ in the cinematic world? Peruse our audit.
Story
Vikram (Vishwak Sen) is a cop experiencing Post-horrible pressure issue (PTSD) as a result of which he encounters alarm assaults frequently. His sweetheart Neha (Ruhani Sharma) works in measurable office. While the cops are exploring the missing instance of a young lady named Preethi, Neha additionally disappears. Vikram takes up both the cases and over the span of the examination, he discovers some stunning realities.
Exhibitions
Viswak Sen shocks with his presentation. He is great in a job that expects him to show his acting aptitudes. Ruhani Sharma works admirably. Murali Sharma gets a significant job and obviously, the adaptable entertainer completes equity. Hari Teja and others are acceptable.
Specialized perspectives
The creation esteems are brilliant. The screenplay is locks in. The foundation score is charging and makes this spine chiller energizing to watch.
Besides Points
Screenplay
Tension factor
Exhibitions
Foundation score
Short Points
Slender story line
Peak turn not all that energizing
Investigation
‘HIT’ is an engagingly described film. Despite the fact that the story line is skinny, the screenplay and the jolting foundation score make it fascinating. The anticipation factor is kept up well and the film doesn’t exhaust the crowds. In any case, the enormous uncover toward the end may not energize the crowds a lot.
All things considered, ‘HIT’ is a genuinely charming spine chiller with a paper-slender story.
Rating: 2.75/5
