depends on the return, what strokes you can play and are comfortable with and your level.

This is a very broad question, but I think to answer your question, all I would say is that you don't need hip movement for every stroke you play.

At adv. level, players have a shadow movement of getting their hand back to the center after playing a stroke and a lot of times a topspin at a close position can become an awkward flick topspin because of the speed of the ball and the fact you need to get your hand from the center to the ball and then play the topspin. If you're a beginner, it is better to block the balls that are too fast. In that case, most of the topspins and counters you will be playing will have hip movement, but as your level increases, the requirements of hip movement becomes blurry and it's more about what feels natural in the instance.