Unceasing human service and philanthropy whose religion is, Sonu Sud

- In more than a year, Sonu Sud has changed the lives of thousands and saved many from death, and his life has changed a lot.

It has been almost a year and a half since the Corona epidemic engulfed mankind, but its lethality has not diminished. It could strike at any time and that is why many countries, including India, are preparing for its third wave. In the aftermath of the lockdown, many people tried to help the victims and the laborers and their families who wanted to leave the city and return home. Some even gave big donations and took big policies while some remained silent and only helped the people out of service. However, the villain of the biggest screen of all this has become the hero of the people today, which is Sonu Sud.

Whether it is a refugee laborer, his family member, a student or many others who want to gather at home for fear of the calamity that has befallen them, Sonu Sud has taken all possible steps to reach their destination and have received the true blessings of the victims. If Sonu ran out of money for this charity, he even mortgaged eight properties in Mumbai, but this service continued. Sonu repatriated more than 5,000 migrant workers a year to their homes in Odisha, Assam, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttarakhand. Provided financial assistance to more than 200 families, including the dead and injured. Provided jobs to migrant workers, using his own 'Travel Employment' app. He sent several trapped people by plane to their homelands of the Philippines, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Guyana. Gold rehabilitated 3,000 people amid 'nature' storms. Not only that, the Twitter timeline has been flooded with people begging for beds, medicine, oxygen cylinders in the hospital. However, it has also responded to everyone's request. There are still regular meetings with the people of Sonu Sud and their problems are resolved.

In more than a year, Sonu Sud has made a difference in the lives of thousands and saved many from death, but his life has also changed a lot. ‘I find myself again. This is an unprecedented event. This is exactly what I wanted to do, but I didn't know where to start. For this I thank the Lord for giving me the right guidance. I wanted to do this work many years ago, I wasted 15 years of my life. I’ve done some work, but it was a very small phase. This epidemic is extremely grim. For all of us, but empathy and humanity have none of this, 'says Sonu. And adds, 'My life would have been incomplete if I had not taken this path. I'm still chasing the mirage. The world is not like the Rs 500/200 crore mark at the box office. If you don't give back to society, you can't live a good life. '

The Moga boy from Punjab came to Mumbai 15 years ago to become an artist. He finally got his dream roll. 'I came to Mumbai to be an actor. I'm still doing my job, but I feel like I got my perfect roll right now. This is a lifetime roll for me. On the set of the film you have the director, the screenplay and you have to do your work. And I have to go back, but now I feel that I have been directed by Almighty and the film has become in real time! Bringing a smile to a stranger's face is the best job you can do, 'says Che, an onscreen superhero from an off-screen superhero!

Many of his colleagues and friends ask him how he became a part of this initiative. In this regard, Sonu says, 'This is not a job that you devote two hours of your day to. If you take up a case. Suppose someone needs a hospital bed or medicine and it takes you two hours. So for the next 2 hours nothing is going to stand there waiting for you .. It also happens that the person cannot even live that long. So, this is a full time job, 'said Sonu.

When people are frustrated by the inefficiency of the government, feel helpless and have lost all hope, Sonu Sud takes the complaint in hand and decides for himself instead of waiting for it. "I do not think that it is his job to handle this matter when we have elected someone. This is also my duty. As a citizen of this country, we also have a duty to help other citizens. If you don't have enough money and don't have enough contact to arrange for a large amount of help, can you help your watchmen or a local vegetable seller or a hawker or a cleaning lady according to your ability? This time too many people make excuses as to how we can reach those people. There is no question of how to do it. If it is to be done and when it is my job then I must do it - it is my duty and I must do it, 'said Sonu emphasizing this.

Do you have any political ambitions? Such work can easily get a place in politics - agreeing to this, Sonu says, 'There are some things in this too. Then you have to follow some protocol. And you have to wait for permission. I do my job, my way, with no one to answer to. I follow my rules. ' Sonu says he is dealing with the current problem of lack of oxygen. After this 15-16 oxygen plants were set up in the country. After this, the matter of setting up centers for the disabled and the elderly was also taken up. We have huge plans for the education and healthcare sectors. I hope God will give me the strength to see all these plans, 'he said.

However, Sonu Sud did not become the messiah of the country overnight. Even before the epidemic, he was active in philanthropy. The seeds of this philanthropic quality were sown much earlier in his life. 'My mother was a propeller. She taught the students for free. I grew up watching all this. She would wake up at 7-9.30 in the morning and the students would come for study at 5 in the morning. She taught all of them and then went to college. Teaching students back after coming to college. My father had a clothing store બે Bombay Cloth House. They anchored for free every week so we did all the philanthropic work. I, too, enjoyed seeing smiles on people's faces after a meal. But at that time I was not aware of its reality.

I feel good today when I met so many people and the work I did, 'he said.

Sonu wants these qualities in her two sons - Ishaan (19 years old) and Ayan (18 years old). They should also do something good in their lives. Whether it is the second generation or the next generation, Sonu will keep alive his traditional way of helping people, I hope they will make my dream come true, ”said Sonu.

However, Sonu Sude has not put an end to his film career, which gives him celebrity status, which helps him in his philanthropic work. In fact, his production house makes films. Some of his acting projects are also in the queue. "I have signed a big film, which will hit the floors in August, and my production will take over," he said. "I did not want to change my focus. People are dying, tears are well for help. They want medicine and a hospital bed. You have to drive a car full of people. You can't blink an eye while you're in the driver's seat, 'says Sonu.

Of course, no lights, no cameras, now just say action for these national superheroes from Bollywood villains.

It is not surprising that the popular sentiment that God gives tremendous power to this great man who was born with the seeds of philanthropy and humanity and became a hero from a villain, arises.