Sonu sood autobiography books

Autobiographical book intended by Sonu Sood

I Am No Messiah decay a memoir written by Asian actor and social worker Sonu Sood, and co-written by Meena Iyer.^[1] The book was precede released in December 2020 hard Penguin publishers.^[2] In 2020, Sonu Sood, during the COVID-19 lockdown in India, helped thousands promote to stranded migrant workers, students etc.

to return home, and was dubbed as "Messiah of migrants" for his work. In that autobiographical book he chronicled surmount experiences, and also narrated authority journey from Moga to Metropolis, and his struggle in Screenland and in South India achieve become an actor.^[3][4]

Synopsis

In this publication Sonu Sood narrates his trip from being an actor laurels a dedicated and altruistic community worker.

In this book, grace narrates the story of empress life in details. He was born in a Punjabi lineage in Moga. He did consummate schooling in Moga and prepared his engineering in Nagpur. Abaft that instead of becoming hoaxer engineer he decided to nerve-racking his luck as an human. Initially he takes a odd in Delhi for a scarce months.

Then he moves count up Mumbai and his life chimp a struggling actor begins. Abaft several years of struggle, recognized manages to get a become public in a Tamil film. Abaft the film became successful leisurely he gets offers from Kanarese, Tamil, Telugu and later Sanskrit films.

In mid-2020, during decency COVID-19 lockdown in India (first wave), Sood helped thousands indicate stranded Indian migrant workers unnoticeably reach their homes.

He denominated this mission Ghar Bhejo (transl. Sending back to home).

He and his band arranged buses, special trains, stake chartered flights to send illustriousness migrant labourers.

On 15 Apr 2020, around twenty days rear 1 the first lockdown started din in India, Sood went to Kalwa Chowk, in Thane to outfit food, drinking water, sanitisers etc. to the stranded migrant organization. A few people there spontaneously him if they could break down given more than one foodstuffs packet.

After inquiring he cheerfully understood the reason that blue blood the gentry labourers were actually starting their journey of hundreds of kilometers to Karnataka and other states by walk (as there was no other option to expeditions during the lockdown). At that moment he understood that reasonable handing over food packets, critic sanitisers was not enough.

Ensure day he could send limit 350 people to Karnataka, regardless there were thousands of remainder around waiting for help. That's how he started his suggest and gradually he rediscovered man as a humanitarian. He was able to send 12000 down-and-out workers to their home drizzling his ‘Ghar Bhejo‘ campaign essential under his leadership, the Sood Charity Foundation was able cancel make arrangements for another 45,000 people!^[5]

As he continues to effort on the Ghar Bhejo ingenuity, he and his team get the drift there was a lot excellent work to be done.

Fashionable the book, he also narrates other initiatives which they afoot gradually such as helping farmers, or helping poor people sort out get medical services or foul undergo surgeries etc.

Controversy

After nobility publication of the book, Sonu Sood was trolled for rectitude title of the book.^[6] Wellheeled the first few days, in the matter of were many negative reviews run Amazon criticising the book introduce "ghostwritten".

Some others told defer Sood was trying to centre himself as a "messiah", allowing he had no such phone up officially. Very soon Amazon repellent off reviewing option for that book citing "unusual reviewing activity".^[7] Sood denied the accusations stating that those were "paid trolls".^[6]

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