A woman who needed to arrive at the salon, a youngster who needed his mom to be reached to her grandma, a man who needed to arrive at an alcohol store… . Sonu Sood who has taken on himself the obligation of seeing a huge number of working class transients arrive at home, gets such weird solicitations on an hourly premise.
Sonu Sood who turns 47 on July 30 dismisses these as a feature of the region. "They are a piece of the entire development. There are adolescents who need to be with their sweetheart/beau… I react to them in a happy way, to keep their spirits high. A bond I've shaped with every one of these transients. We've become a piece of one major family."
How does Sonu's close family feel about his enthusiasm for the transients' home-travel? "You realize I get no an ideal opportunity to go through with my better half and children. Every so often my youngsters come and embrace me and protest that I've no an ideal opportunity for them. Now and then days go before I am ready to meet them. I am continually observing all the itinerary items of the travelers. I don't have the opportunity to take a gander at my family. In any case, they are my greatest emotionally supportive network. They know the significance of what I am doing. That consistently lost presumably implies a hundred additional travelers unfit to return home."
Does Sonu feel ethically committed to get these transients home?
He thoroughly considers that question and afterward answers tenderly, "It's a guarantee from me to take them home. They (the travelers) trust me. They rely upon me to contact them to their homes. On the off chance that they are good to go to walk or cycle to their homes a huge number of miles away, and on the off chance that I advise them to hold up a day or two so I can organize their movement, they remain back. It at that point turns into my obligation to get the essential authorizations and make sure that they get to their friends and family. So indeed, it's an obligation. Be that as it may, I am more than ready."
The feeling of fulfillment that comes to Sonu from helping these upset travelers is amazing. "I've been a piece of the film business for a long time and done around a 100 movies. Be that as it may, nothing I've done as such far has given me this sort of inward harmony and fulfillment. I currently feel that I relocated to Mumbai to be an entertainer so one day I could support these transients. I feel this was something I was destined to do. I feel honored that God has picked me for this strategic."
Sonu never figured he would one day be a piece of such a huge transient development. "A great many individuals strolling with little children and seniors … I never thought I'd see this in my life. At the point when it happened I was unable to sit at home creation recordings and talking about computerized content. I needed to approach and hold the hands of these upset travelers and let them know, 'Chief, you are not the only one, we are with you. You assemble our homes workplaces streets and you are the pulses of our nation and it is extremely unlikely I can allow you to down'. I guaranteed them I'd give a valiant effort to see them arrive at home."
What are the most odd travel demands Sonu has gotten? "All things considered, there was a man who needed me to contact him to an alcohol shop. I told that was unrealistic yet on the off chance that subsequent to bringing down a few beverages he required assistance to get back I could investigate that. At that point there was a couple protesting they can't remain secured together any longer. I proposed they travel to Goa together after the lockdown… I imagine that is the thing that my significant other and I have to do after this is finished."
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