Nani is a popular hero who appeals to both youth and families. However, in recent times, he has been adapting to changing trends and focusing more on action films. His latest movie recently underwent censor certification, and the buzz is that it’s not suitable for kids or sensitive viewers.

Long ago, in an interview, Nani hinted about Hit 3, saying it would have intense action and definitely not be a film for children. That prediction has come true, as the Censor Board has given the film an "A" certificate — meaning only those above 18 years of age are allowed to watch it.

Previously released Hit 3 teaser showed intense violence, leaving fans wondering about the film's tone. Now, it’s reported that several such violent scenes are present in the movie, and the Censor Board has instructed to blur them. Due to the presence of vulgar language as well, the film received an "A" certificate. Nani plays a cop in this film directed by Sailesh Kolanu, with Srinidhi Shetty as the heroine. The theatrical release is set for May 1, and promotions will kick off with the trailer release on Monday morning.