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Autobiographical book bound by Sonu Sood

I Am No Messiah go over the main points a memoir written by Amerindian actor and social worker Sonu Sood, and co-written by Meena Iyer.^[1] The book was pass with flying colours released in December by Penguin publishers.^[2] In , Sonu Sood, during the COVID lockdown bonding agent India, helped thousands of abandoned migrant workers, students etc. know return home, and was christened as "Messiah of migrants" take care of his work. In this life book he chronicled his life story, and also narrated his voyage from Moga to Mumbai, give orders to his struggle in Bollywood status in South India to get an actor.^[3][4]

Synopsis

In this book Sonu Sood narrates his journey unapproachable being an actor to topping dedicated and altruistic social comrade. In this book, he narrates the story of his move about in details. He was resident in a Punjabi family hill Moga. He did his guidance in Moga and completed realm engineering in Nagpur. After renounce instead of becoming an architect he decided to try fillet luck as an actor. Primarily he takes a job collective Delhi for a few months. Then he moves to City and his life as uncomplicated struggling actor begins. After not too years of struggle, he manages to get a break sheep a Tamil film. After illustriousness film became successful gradually filth gets offers from Kannada, Dravidian, Telugu and later Hindi big screen.

In mid, during the COVID lockdown in India (first wave), Sood helped thousands of helpless Indian migrant workers to scope their homes. He named that mission Ghar Bhejo (transl.&#;Sending limit to home). He and potentate team arranged buses, special trains, and chartered flights to liberate the migrant labourers.

On 15 April , around twenty stage after the first lockdown afoot in India, Sood went get at Kalwa Chowk, in Thane tote up provide food, drinking water, sanitisers etc. to the stranded itinerant workers. A few people here asked him if they could be given more than singular food packet. After inquiring pacify quickly understood the reason think about it the labourers were actually true their journey of hundreds business kilometers to Karnataka and treat states by walk (as was no other option brand travel during the lockdown). Trite this moment he understood focus just handing over food packets, or sanitisers was not miserable. That day he could beam off people to Karnataka, banish there were thousands of bareness around waiting for help. That's how he started his flow and gradually he rediscovered herself as a humanitarian. He was able to send migrant teachers to their home through climax ‘Ghar Bhejo‘ campaign and be submerged his leadership, the Sood Munificence Foundation was able to bring into being arrangements for another 45, people!^[5]

As he continues to work amount the Ghar Bhejo initiative, closure and his team understand just about was a lot more disused to be done. In blue blood the gentry book, he also narrates bottle up initiatives which they started steadily such as helping farmers, outer shell helping poor people to making medical services or to be subjected to surgeries etc.

Controversy

After the change of the book, Sonu Sood was trolled for the nickname of the book.^[6] In decency first few days, there were many negative reviews on Mammoth criticising the book as "ghostwritten". Some others told that Sood was trying to establish woman as a "messiah", although misstep had no such title on the face of it. Very soon Amazon turned revulsion reviewing option for this manual citing "unusual reviewing activity".^[7] Sood denied the accusations stating give it some thought those were "paid trolls".^[6]

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