Hair And Makeup Artists From The Film Industry Gather Outside Sonu Sood's Residence Seeking Help; Actor Assures Assistance Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Paps capture Sonu Sood in conversation with makeup and hair artists who gathered outside his residence, thanking him; he asks them to approach him whenever they want help
Actor Sonu Sood has emerged as a good Samaritan, helping innumerable people as the globe tackles the deadly Coronavirus. Winning hearts with his work towards the ones affected due to this pandemic, the actor along with his team has successfully saved several lives in the last one year. Today paps captured him in conversation with a group of people who had gathered outside his residence. Those outside his residence were probably makeup and hair artists from the film industry and he is heard asking them about their well being.
Further, he is heard telling them if they need any help they should approach him without any hesitation. The actor as he communicates is seen following the safety protocol by practising social distancing and also covering his mouth with the mask. Sonu Sood has been on his toes ever since COVID-19 has hit the country, working round the clock to save people and making sure he fulfils the needs of those affected by the pandemic.
Here’s the video below-
Last night the actor saved 22 COVID-19 patients by arranging 15 oxygen cylinders, these patients were undergoing treatment at ARAK Hospital in Bengaluru. The actor without taking the entire credit spoke about his team being active support to him during this pandemic.
He said, “This was sheer teamwork and the will to help our fellow countrymen. As soon as we got the call from Inspector Satyanarayan, we verified it and got to act within minutes. The team spent the entire night not thinking about anything else but just helping the hospital get oxygen cylinders. Had there been any delay, many families would have lost their close ones.”
Besides this, the actor has also launched a platform helping people get correct information on the availability of beds in the hospitals, oxygen cylinders and other medical facilities, as they combat this virus.
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