HIT: The First Case

In the bustling streets of Hyderabad, the Homicide Intervention Team (HIT) of the Telangana State Police is tasked with the toughest of cases, and its most relentless operative is Vikram Rudraraju. A sharp‑minded cop haunted by recurring bouts of PTSD, Vikram balances a fierce dedication to his work with an unspoken, painful history. His quiet strength is tempered by the steady presence of his girlfriend, Neha, a forensic investigator whose own commitment to truth often draws them into each other’s worlds. Together they navigate a city whose neon pulse masks deeper shadows, their bond offering both solace and the occasional friction that comes from two minds trained to dissect the unseen.

When a young college student named Preethi vanishes without a trace, the case quickly climbs to the top of HIT’s priority list. The disappearance reverberates through the community, pulling at the threads of family, friendship, and the hidden corners of urban life. As investigators sift through fragments of evidence, the atmosphere thickens with an unsettling mix of urgency and unease, hinting that the truth may be far more intricate than a simple missing‑person report. The narrative drifts between the methodical precision of forensic science and the raw, instinctual drive of street‑level policing, painting a portrait of a city where every alley could hold a clue.

Against this backdrop, Vikram must confront not only the external mystery but also the inner demons that surface whenever the pressure mounts. His partnership with Neha becomes a crucible for trust, as each step forward in the investigation forces them to confront personal limits and the weight of unspoken trauma. The film’s tone remains taut and gritty, balancing moments of quiet introspection with the relentless chase for answers, inviting viewers to wonder how far one will go when duty, love, and the past collide in the heart of Hyderabad.

Last Updated: October 11, 2025 at 19:38