Character artist turned director Sudhakar Naidu’s maiden film 'Hero' is about a honest police officer and his desire to see his wayward son too as a sincere police officer. The director manages to inject enough humour, action and entertainment in the film and dishes out a decent fare.
Story: Radhakrishna (Nitin) is the son of police commissioner Naga Babu and Kovai Sarala. While Nagababu wants his son to become police officer like him, Radha’s mother wants her son to become a film hero. When home minster issues a new G.O. saying that any honest person can enroll as a cop, Nagababu seizes the opportunity. He convinces his wife to allow their son to join the police academy for training. He says that a film hero needs to know martial arts, horse riding etc, and he can get all this training free of cost at the at the police academy. A bunch of people coming from different walks of life joins the academy. They include Brahmanandam, Bhavana, Rajesh and others. Police commissioner Naga Babu is trying to bring to book a dreaded criminal who is responsible for the brutal murder of IPS officer Ram Mohan Rao. But an evil and corrupt businessman Kota Srinivasa Rao shield the villain in order to save his own skin. The bunch of cadets goes on with their training at the police academy and Radha slowly falls in love with Krishnaveni (Bhavana). One day it is announced on TV that Krishnaveni is the chief of a naxalite group and is wanted by the police. She is whisked away from the police academy the same night by some unknown persons. Is Krishnaveni really a naxalite? Or has she been implicated in a false case? Who exactly is Krishnaveni and why has she enrolled herself in the police academy? Answers to all this and how Radha, with the help of his fellow trainee cadets, helps his father in bringing the culprits to book, forms the basis for the remaining part of the story. In the end, Radha becomes a ‘Hero’ in real life as his father always wanted him to become.
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