Sonu Sood is scheduled to be a guest this week on television channel Colors TV's famous reality show Dance Deewane 3. Bollywood actor Sonu Sood can be been helping many needy people since 2020 last year. These include many people, such as migrant laborers and daily wage workers, for whom he has become a Messiah. He helped many people trapped in the city in the lockdown last year to return to their villages.

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For the past several days, they have also been getting the needy vaccinated at their own expense. This week Dance Deewane 3 will see Sonu Sood salute each one who has two hands on an epidemic like corona. In the promo shared by Colors TV, we can see Sonu Sood said, "Hai mushkil yeh Ghar Toh Kya, dare to fight". If there is a disappointment, then what, you have to light the lamp of hope. Dance addicts are looting emotions that dedicate their lives to others. Such an epidemic has engulfed us, now we have our camp at home. How to step forward, how do we dream again? But the time will change, it is my belief. Because after every Amavasya comes the morning.

The same Sonu Sood said that this poem raises the hope of hope in the hearts of everyone sitting at home. This messiah of the needy has now launched a new initiative. From now on, Sonu Sood is going to provide advice to the people on telephone through the helpline. In addition to this helpline, Sonu has also made arrangements for corona checking of people sitting at home. He has named the helpline 'Free Covid Help' launched in association with Sood Charity Foundation and 'Hilwell 24' and 'Krishna Diagnostic'.

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