HIT 2 Telugu Movie Review & Ratings

HIT 2 Telugu Movie Review: Since the release of HIT: The First Case two years ago, fans all around the world have been eagerly awaiting the follow-up. The movie’s creators have finally delivered, and with the trailer’s release—which, let’s face it, did a lot more than just garner attention—come huge expectations.

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Today, December 2, 2022, saw the movie’s highly awaited release. To determine whether the delay was worthwhile, let’s examine it in greater detail.

Story

KD (Adivi Sesh), a young police officer from Vizag, is known for his ability to successfully solve complex crimes. But when he decides to investigate Sanjana’s murder, he faces a challenging new challenge. Whether KD is successful in cracking the case and catching the offender will be revealed in the remaining chapters of the narrative.

Cast & Crew

The movie, which was produced by Prashanti Tipirneni and Nani, was directed by Dr. Sailesh Kolanu, shot by S. Manikandan, scored by MM Sree Lekha and Suresh Bobbili, and starred Adivi Sesh, Meenakshi, Rao Ramesh, Tanikella Bharani, Posani Krishna Murali, Komalee Prasad, Srinath Maganti, and Srikanth Iyengar.

Movie Name	Hit 2
Director	Dr. Sailesh Kolanu
Music Director	MM Sree Lekha, Suresh Bobbili
Producer	Prashanti Tipirneni, Nani
Genre	Thriller
Cast	Adivi Sesh, Meenakshi, Rao Ramesh, Tanikella Bharani, Posani Krishna Murali, Komalee Prasad, Srinath Maganti, Srikanth Iyengar
Cinematography	S.Manikandan

Movie Verdict

The suspenseful plot of HIT-The First Case enthralled many viewers, but the movie’s climax disappointed them. HIT 2 begins slowly as it develops the universe of KD and the story. The first-half pace dips but it has some blocks that make you invested in the first half, and the interval bang worked out quite well as it makes you curious to watch the second half. However, when KD takes on the case of “Sanjana’s murder,” the pace dips and rises intermittently as the protagonist searches for a clue but then pulls you into the world of HIT 2 and makes you a part of it.

The dramatic mood keeps you hooked to your seat until the finale, which is handled rather nicely despite the film’s lack of emotional depth. The film’s languid narration is a concern because thrillers call for spicy screenplays. Except for a few blocks, the entire movie is interesting, so if the pace quickens in the second half, you won’t mind waiting.

While Adivi Sesh does a good job portraying KD, the role doesn’t present much of a challenge for him to play, and Meenakshi doesn’t get much of a chance to show off her acting skills (despite having good screen presence), which is a significant flaw in the movie. Rao Ramesh, Tanikella Bharani, Posani Krishna Murali, Komalee Prasad, Srinath Maganti, and Srikanth Iyengar all gave their all in the role of the cast members.

Sailesh Kolanu, who dazzled as a debut director with HIT-The first case, though the story is not original, but he gave the movie a distinctive touch with new scenes, and now with HIT 2, where he didn’t try to reinvent himself with a new story but he engaged us with the narrative and the new scenes as it clearly shows how much he researched, but he succeeded in holding the audience’s attention despite the slow narration.

HIT 2’s technical execution should have been better even if S.Manikandan once again dazzles with his visuals—his framing, blocking, and lighting draw you into the movie and take you on a journey with the plot. Stewart Eduri did an excellent job of giving several sequences the right amount of tension; nonetheless, Sree Lekha and Suresh Bobbili’s songs fall short of expectations.

In general, HIT 2 is a solid thriller that fans of the genre should watch.

Plus Points:

New Scenes
Intensity
Mood
Background Score

Minus Points:

Slow Narration
Lack of Emotion

Rating: 3/5

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