Sonu Sood's HEARTWARMING Gesture Wins Audience's Hearts All Over Again As He Rescues 65-Year-Old From 12 Lakh Debt! (Details Inside)
Renowned Bollywood actor and humanitarian, Sonu Sood, once again demonstrated his compassion by coming to the aid of a 65-year-old man hailing from Bihar. The man, Khilanand Jha, embarked on a journey to Mumbai with a single purpose to meet the man he fondly refers to as 'Gareebo Ka Masiha' Sonu Sood.
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Khilanand Jha's life had been marred by unending hardships and overwhelming financial burdens. His story struck a chord with Sonu, compelling him to step in and alleviate Jha's troubles. Earlier this year, Jha's wife, Minoti Paswan, tragically passed away following a paralytic stroke. Left grappling with the aftermath and saddled with medical bills amounting to Rs 12 lakh, Jha reached out to Sonu for assistance, having heard of his selfless endeavors to aid the less privileged amid the pandemic.
Jha, accompanied by his son, recently had the privilege of meeting Sonu Sood at his office. Touched by the senior citizen's plight, Sonu didn't hesitate to offer his unwavering support. In a separate noteworthy event, Sonu Sood was honored with a remarkable pop art masterpiece sprawling across an astounding 1.17 lakh square feet in the village of Ajitwal, situated in Punjab's Moga district.
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Expressing his gratitude, the actor shared a video of the impressive artwork on his Instagram handle, acknowledging the team's dedication. He captioned it with, '1.17 Lakh Sq Feet of pure love. Humbled beyond words. Thanks a ton for your wishes.'
Transitioning to his professional commitments, Sonu Sood is gearing up for his upcoming film, 'Fateh.' Drawing inspiration from real-life incidents, the film promises to deliver high-octane action sequences. Helmed by Abhinandan Gupta, an accomplished assistant director from movies like 'Bajirao Mastani' and 'Shamshera,' this action-thriller is expected to captivate audiences.
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Sonu Sood's journey in the world of cinema began in 1999 with Tamil-language films like 'Kallazhagar' and 'Nenjinile.' He then ventured into Telugu cinema, essaying the role of an antagonist in the 2000 film 'Hands Up!' Subsequently, he made his mark in Hindi cinema, portraying Bhagat Singh in 'Shaheed-E-Azam' (2002).
