HIT Franchise Director Addresses Runtime Concerns
Hyderabad, India – In a recent interview, acclaimed director Sailesh Kolanu addressed the runtime criticism surrounding his latest film, HIT 3. Despite the movie’s continued box office success, some viewers have expressed concerns about the length of the thriller sequel.
“We understand that runtime is an important factor for many moviegoers,” Kolanu stated. “However, it was crucial for us to deliver a compelling and immersive storytelling experience that does justice to the narrative we wanted to explore.”
HIT 3, the third installment in the successful HIT (Homicide Intervention Team) franchise, has been earning steady collections across India since its release. The film follows the investigations of police officer Krishna Dev, played by Adivi Sesh, as he delves into a complex case that challenges his skills and personal life.
“While we respect the audience’s perspective on runtime, our primary focus was to craft a thrilling and emotionally resonant film that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish,” Kolanu explained. “The pacing and runtime were carefully considered to maintain the intensity and suspense that are hallmarks of the HIT universe.”
The director acknowledged that runtime is a subjective matter and that different audiences have varying preferences. However, he emphasized that the team’s creative decisions were driven by a desire to deliver a compelling cinematic experience that would leave a lasting impact on the viewers.
“We’re thrilled to see the audience’s enthusiastic response to HIT 3,” Kolanu said. “The steady box office performance and positive reviews validate our approach, and we remain committed to crafting stories that captivate and entertain our fans.”
As the HIT franchise continues to grow in popularity, Kolanu’s comments offer insights into the creative process behind the series. By addressing the runtime concerns head-on, the director has demonstrated a commitment to understanding and addressing the audience’s needs while staying true to the artistic vision of the films.
