A fan makes an outlandish request to Sonu Sood
Sonu Sood after his inspiring humanitarian actions with the way he extended his help to the poor and the needy migrant workers during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown won the hearts of almost all the citizens of the nation. Since then the Dabangg actor received unlimited requests on many social media platforms from fans every single day and he tries his best to help all those who are in genuine need. During this the actor keeps on facing a lot of bizarre and sometimes funny requests from his fans who ask him to fulfill them. This time Sonu received a solicitation from a fan man who asked him to make his most bizarre wishes come true by celebrating his birthday in Shahrukh Khan’s style.
A man shared a picture from SRK’s 55th birthday bash which had the actor's name flashed on the world’s tallest skyscraper Burj Khalifa in Dubai,UAE. A fan took to twitter with a similar desire and requested actor Sonu Sood to fulfill his desire. The fan tweeted “Sonu sir. 5 November ko birthday hai. Aise hi Burj Khalifa pe celebration karwa. Do please. @sonu sood.”
The actor took time to reply back to this fan man with a dose of motivation. He wrote back “Your birthday got just 3days late bro. Work hard a bit and earn fame for yourself in life, then not just Burj Khalifa the whole world will write your name in the sky.”
The ‘messiah of migrants’ recently gave his fans a sneak peek of the number of requests he receives for help every day. On Instagram the actor once shared a picture where the floor of his house was filled with postal letters out of his mailbox. He also wrote a note on how it's now getting difficult for him to reach out every person.
The humanitarian work by the actor first started with the efforts of helping and sending back the migrant workers back to their native lands during the corona virus-induced lock-down. He then started with extended help for education, health and employment to multiple people from the underprivileged families and societies.
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