It doesn't get bigger than this! Sony SAB's HERO - Gayab Mode On to launch on 7th December

Meet the superhero with the power of invisibility

Get ready for a wonder like never before as Sony SAB's announces its mega-launch of the year ‘HERO - Gayab Mode On’. With the power of invisibility as a distinctive element in the story, the show promises to be a pure visual delight for the audience blended with a gripping storyline that will leave you asking for more. HERO – Gayab Mode On is slated to launch on 7th December, every Monday-Friday at 8 PM.

HERO - Gayab Mode On is an incredible journey of a common man, Veer (Abhishek Nigam) and his quest to find his father. His life gets fascinatingly exciting as Veer chances upon a miraculous ring, which upon wearing gives him the power of invisibility.

The ring can only be worn and owned by someone who has the inherent virtues of kindness, courage, selflessness, nobility and empathy.

At the same time, it also has the power to corrupt and degrade the weak hearted making them vicious. But Veer decides to use this superpower for good, making him the HERO. However, Veer’s prized possession is also desired by the evil aliens of the outer world and here begins HERO’s real challenge to save humanity.

Introducing Abhishek Nigam in the lead role of Veer aka HERO who promises to liven up the screen along with the very talented Manish Wadhwa as Amal Nanda, Ajay Gehi as Shukracharya, the gorgeous Yesha Rughani as Zaara, Nitish Pandey as Mama and the super-cute twins Surabhi and Samriddhi as sisters Sweety & Meethi along with a host of other stars in the show's galaxy.

While the storyline undoubtedly has all the perfect ingredients to make the audience fall in love with the show, Sony SAB have ensured no stone is left unturned to impress the audience with its state-of-art graphics, elaborate costume designs, visual effects and one of the grandest sets witnessed for a Sci-fi show like this.

The impressive set offers an entire alien spaceship interior with all hi-tech features like sliding doors, long spaceship corridors, round monitors and giant chairs amongst other elements.