Hero’s Ride – Baby Thief is a gripping action-comedy that plunges into the dark world of a child-stealing syndicate.
The film follows Ben, a smart Bolt driver who becomes central to a criminal plot after a deal to buy a stolen baby goes awry. Ben, along with his friends from the local taxi station, embarks on a dangerous mission to expose the powerful syndicate. The film successfully blends high-paced action, streetwise humor, and socially-conscious storytelling, encouraging audiences to be vigilant against injustice—a philosophy rooted in the traditional Adinkra symbol Akoben (the war horn).

The film is the first installment of a potential series of “Hero” movies, with the Baby Thief story serving as the protagonist’s debut adventure. It will also be adapted into a six-part online series to maximize its digital reach.
Who Stars, Directs, and Produces
| Role/Credit | Names/Company |
| Starring Cast | Gloria Sarfo, Andrew Adote Tandoh, Nikki Samonas, Ben Affat, and Bukom Banku. |
| Director | Kwame Boadi. |
The viewGhana Verdict: 6/10 – Rushed Comedy Over Action
Overall, Hero’s Ride – Baby Thief is an entertaining and thought-provoking start to what could be an exciting new franchise for Ghanaian cinema. The film’s socially-conscious narrative, anchored by the Akoben symbol, is a bold and admirable move for indigenous storytelling.
However, the film in some instances seems rushed, suggesting that more time could have been spent developing the pace or action sequences. While the cast—including comedy heavyweights like Gloria Sarfo and the unique presence of Bukom Banku—brings an entertaining and humorous edge, the constant use of comedy erodes some of the quality of the film, especially during the action sequences. The blend of humor and action is unbalanced, leading to moments where the thrilling stakes of the “Baby Thief” plot feel less impactful.
Despite the tonal issues, the film is a promising, high-concept entry, and the plan for more installments and a web series is exciting. It offers a fresh perspective on urban vigilantism and is definitely worth watching for the stellar cast and engaging premise.
The film is set to premiere at Silverbird Accra Mall, West Hills Mall, and Golden Eagle Kumasi.

This film sounds funny, they should just make a Ghana superhero