Sonu Sood's Upcoming Telugu Film To Showcase Him In A Larger-Than-Life Role Inspired By His Philanthropic Work During The COVID-19
Makers of Sonu Sood’s Telugu film to rewrite the script for his next to make his character look larger-than-life inspired by his relief work towards COVID-19
Sonu Sood emerged as a hero in the last six months for tirelessly working in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic helping the ones in need. From helping the migrant workers to reach their desired destinations to helping the ones facing financial crunch in medical treatment, studies and more, the actor has been praised and recognized for his good work. Hence, the makers of this Telugu film have decided to infuse this in his upcoming film as per reports in Mumbai Mirror.
The makers of his Telugu film Kandireega 2011 who have its sequel in making have decided to give his onscreen character a larger-than-life feel. This film which is said to have been inspired from Varun Dhawan’s Main Tera Hero will have the makers reworking on the script. Sonu said, “Despite having already completed 80 per cent of the film, the makers decided to make my character larger-than-life, based on the work that I’ve been doing. I’ll be facing the camera for the first time today and it will be with all new dialogues.”
The actor has flown to Hyderabad with his wife, to wrap up one week's schedule of his project and be back in Mumbai to shoot for Yash Raj Films’ Prithviraj around October 7 or 8. He said, “Then I will return to Hyderabad. I also have a few ads to shoot for, which I will do in the evenings. Over the next few months, I’ll have to work double shifts.”
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Talking about his ongoing work towards the ones in need, he said “I’ll miss out on connecting with them when I return to the sets. But I have given access to all my social media handles to my team who will ensure that surgeries, admissions, and help continue. My work won’t stop.” ALSO READ: After Helping Migrants, Sonu Sood Now Turns Messiah For Underprivileged Students; Vouches To Offer Scholarships
The actor who travelled almost after 6 months, said, “All my fellow commuters seemed low, tired, and were travelling with a sense of urgency. I used to board flights three-four times a week, but yesterday, I took one after almost six months.” As soon as the actor landed in Hyderabad, he had 20 people waiting for him at the airport with whom he interacted with and heard their problems, he said, “I heard them out and tried to solve their problems before making my way to the hotel.” ALSO READ: Sonu Sood Extends Help For NEET And JEE Students; Actor To Arrange Private Transportation 'Incase' Examinations Don't Get Postponed
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