Hero,
directed
by
Dipham
and
starring
Prithviraj
in
the
male
lead
is
an
all
and
all
Masala
entertainer.
The
film
will
not
disappoint
you
completely
as
there
is
loads
of
action,
humour
and
romance.
But
Hero
is
not
without
flaws.
After
Puthiya
Mugham,
one
was
expecting
a
similar
type
of
fast
paced,
crisp
and
unique
storyline
from
Dipham-Prithviraj
combo.
But,
the
director
failed
to
hit
the
bull's
eye
with
Hero
this
time.
It's
a
treat
to
watch
handsome
Prithviraj's
highly
toned
physique.
The
songs
and
dance
seem
obsolete
and
is
unimpressive.
A
little
more
crisp
editing
would
have
done
justice
to
the
film.
Script
by
Vinod
Guruvayoor
lacks
the
punch.
Story
Hero
revolves
around
the
life
of
few
stunt
artists
who
work
in
films.
Dharmarajan
Master
(Thalaivasal
Vijay)
is
a
retired
stunt
artist
and
is
deeply
upset
about
getting
his
daughter
married
off.
That
is
when
his
wife
advises
him
to
meet
director
Adityan
(Anoop
Menon),
who
happens
to
be
his
shishya
(student).
Adityan
has
high
regard
for
Dharmarajan
and
immediately
agrees
to
allow
him
to
choreograph
a
fight
in
his
upcoming
film,
even
thought
he
had
already
committed
the
work
to
Uday
(Bala).
Uday
is
Darmarajan’s
nephew
as
well
as
disciple.
Though
Adityan
asks
Dharmarajan
to
use
Uday’s
assistants,
Uday
refuses
and
even
insults
the
veteran.
Then
Dharmarajan
visits
Tarzan
Antony
(Prithviraj),
and
asks
him
for
help.
Even
though
Antony
initially
refuses,
he
later
relents
and
decides
to
help
his
guru.
Yami
Gautam
as
Gauri
Menon
plays
the
role
of
a
heroine
who
gets
interested
in
Prithviraj.
Performances
It's
a
pleasure
to
see
Prithviraj
dance
and
perform
action.
He
is
good
in
what
he
does
best
–
brilliant
action!
Thalaivasal
Vijay
and
Anoop
Menon
are
good
as
well.
Yami
Gautam
would
have
performed
better
if
she
had
a
more
meaty
role.
She
has
nothing
much
to
do
as
Prithviraj's
love
interest.
Verdict
Overall,
Hero
is
an
average
film
and
can
be
enjoyed
mainly
if
you
are
a
fan
of
Prithviraj!