Sonu Sood Reaches Nepal Vows To Help Flood Victims Find A New Beginning Bollywood

The devastating floods in Nepal have resulted in extensive loss of life, with several people losing loved ones and many others still missing. As communities across the country struggle to cope with the aftermath, Bollywood actor Sonu Sood travelled to Nepal to stand in solidarity with the victims and support relief efforts. The actor shared photos from his visit, offering a glimpse of his efforts to help those affected by the tragedy. Fans have since praised Sonu for stepping up and standing by the affected communities during their time of need.

While speaking to ANI, Sonu said, "We are here to meet the victims of the flood. We got lots of stuff from India. We just want to be with the people who are in need and will try to bring their lives back (on track), I think it's everyone's duty to do their part. We have a lot of blankets and food materials. We are still asking them what they need; we try to send it from India. Sending from India to Nepal is always a little challenge because we need a lot of people. But we will make sure that not only this month but also in thecoming months, the relief keeps coming."

Fans praised Sonu's efforts. One of the comments read, "Our hero..India proud of you." Another commented, "Best Villian on screen. Real life hero." Another fan wrote, "Messiah is on duty." Another fan wrote, “Lots of love n respect to you real lyf hero#Sonu Sood.”

Bollywood actor Manisha Koirala has asked the international community to come together and help Nepal after the devastating flash floods of August 26. Govinda's wife and reality star Sunita Ahuja also called Nepal her "Matrabhoomi" and urged Bollywood to support the flood victims.

The floods have caused extensive loss of life in Nepal. According to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), 939 people have died, while 3,925 people remain missing, including 592 foreign nationals. Rescue operations are continuing in several districts, including Rasuwa and Nuwakot. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy in Nepal has provided information about steps for identifying the mortal remains of Indian citizens who died in the floods.

Riya Sharma is a content producer at Hindustan Times who lives and breathes entertainment. If there’s gossip making noise in Bollywood or a reality show moment breaking the internet, chances are she’s already writing about it. She loves digging out the juiciest stories, spotting viral pegs and turning it into easy-to-read content. A journalism graduate from IP University, Riya began her career as a social media executive, where she learned the art of grabbing attention in a scroll-heavy world. But her love for showbiz soon pulled her into entertainment journalism, because for her, it’s always been entertainment, entertainment and more entertainment. An artist at heart, Riya has a deep passion for acting, music and dance, which shapes how she watches and writes about films and reality shows. She loves sharing her views and reviews, especially when something excites, surprises or completely disappoints her. A hardcore reality show fan, Riya enjoys tracking every twist, task and meltdown, and breaking them down for readers who can’t get enough of high-voltage drama. Movies are equally close to her heart, whether it’s a big theatrical release or a binge-worthy OTT series, she’s always watching, and analysing what’s worth the time. She loves talking to celebrities, asking questions that go beyond the usual. When she’s not working, she’s either glued to a new web series, hunting for underrated thrillers on OTT platforms, or rewatching iconic Bollywood moments.Read More