Adivi Sesh's HIT: The Second Case to premiere on Prime Video soon
Written, and directed by Sailesh Kolanu, the film is sequel to the director’s 2020 film HIT: The First Case
HIT: The Second Case, the recently released Telugu film starring Adivi Sesh in the lead role, is set to stream on Prime Video from Friday (January 6), the makers informed.
Written, and directed by Sailesh Kolanu, the film is backed by Prashanth Tipirneni. The film is sequel to the director’s 2020 film HIT: The First Case. The makers also tipped off at the end, that a third part is in the making, with actor Nani appearing in it.
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HIT 2 stars stars Meenakshi Chaudhary, Rao Ramesh, and Komalee Prasad, in pivotal roles. The story centres on a series of gruesome murders that shake the very core of a peaceful town in Vizag. Krishna Dev aka KD (Adivi Sesh) of HIT (Homicide Intervention Team) is tasked to solve the mystery, and apprehend the serial killer before any more women fall victim to his psychopathic rampage. Unwittingly aggravating the situation, KD soon learns that he is trailing on the tracks of no ordinary criminal. Along with his trusted dog- Max, and team of forensic experts, KD’s investigation of the mystery raises the stakes unbelievably high, as he finds himself in an unusual situation when the mysterious layers of the crime begin to unravel.
Speaking about the film, writer and director Sailesh Kolanu, said, “Following the success of The First Case, we endeavoured to further build on the HIT franchise by getting the audience embroiled in a realistic yet nerve-wracking crime story. As challenging as it may have been, writing and directing, The Second Case has been an extremely rewarding experience.”
Adivi Sesh, added, “Playing a cop is never easy. The intensity, the seriousness, and the emotional trajectory following the arc of the storyline required more preparation than the physical aspects, mannerisms, and body language of the character.”
