With minor changes as per the changing times, the basic plot of Hero remains the same. Pasha(Aditya Pancholi) is held up in prison and is finding ways to irk the IG of police Shrikant Mathur(Tigmanshu Dhulia) who is responsible for his arrest. Sooraj(Sooraj Pancholi) is Pasha’s right hand whom he has grown up as a son.Being the IG’s daughter, Radha is under the impression that her life is in danger and hence her father has sent Sooraj and his team.
She happily agrees to accompany him. Even though she is being held captive, Sooraj never makes her realize that he is a kidnapper. His breath-taking looks and courteous behavior makes her fall in love with him.Sooraj is granted a leave on parole for his behavioral improvement in the prison and is let off six months before. Radha returns to welcome him back and decides to help him become a better person so that she can convince her dad.
Even though the new Hero is a cut-out of the 1983 classic, there are quite a lot of flaws that even contemporary times won’t forgive. For the older version of the film, it had everything going for it, the drama, the acting, the music and well for the newer one, it’s a hits and misses situation.
It’s watchable! There is nothing extraordinary about this film nor is anything trashable. It hangs mid-way with a decent story of the 1983 classic which is modernized but not all elements gel up to make it a great watch. It’s just another action-romance flick that you can enjoy as you while away your weekend.