On Sonu Sood’s Birthday, How A Real Hero Became A Reality Savior For Thousands Of People.

Soon after the government announced the nationwide shutdown in March, medical staff and doctors had to deal with the risk of contracting COVID-19. Not only do they work long hours, but they also have to face social stigma because people are afraid of infection. Later, Sonu Sood opened the door of his Juhu Hotel in Mumbai to provide a place for medical staff to stay.

In a previous interview with news organizations, he said: “I am honored to be able to do my best for the doctors, nurses and paramedics of our country. They work day and night to save millions of lives. I am very happy to be able to help these people in real time. The heroes opened the door of my hotel.”

Sonu’s next move is to feed the hungry. The closure has led to unemployment and food insecurity. Sonu subsequently launched Shakti Annadanam on behalf of his late father Shakti Sagar Sood, aiming to provide food to at least 45,000 people in Mumbai every day.

helping migrant workers

Since the coronavirus pandemic, this The actors have helped thousands of immigrant workers and salaried workers. He worked with a team to ensure that the immigrants who contacted them returned home without being forced to walk hundreds of miles. Sonu also coordinated with the state government to reunite immigrants from all over India by bus, train, and in some cases, even air travel.