Sailesh Kolanu’s Telugu Nani-starrer HIT: The Third Case and Karthik Subbaraj’s Tamil Suriya-starrer Retro are both slated for release worldwide on May 1. The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) rated both films strong for violence and revealed further details of the kind of language and horror used in the films. (Also Read: Suriya warns fans against picking up a smoking habit because he did it in Retro: ‘You would think one puff is enough’) Nani and Suriya in stills from their upcoming films HIT: The Third Case and Retro. HIT: The Third Case rated 18 for strong bloody violence and gore HIT 3’s synopsis on the BBFC website reads, “In this Telugu-language crime thriller, a maverick police officer is drawn into the disturbing world of a series of gruesome murders he is investigating.” It has been rated strongly for ‘violence’ and ‘injury detail’ while ‘threat and horror’, ‘language’ and ‘suicide and self-harm’ received high ratings too. For context, the ratings are almost similar to Unni Mukundan’s 2024 Malayalam film Marco, which is touted to …