It
is
not
a
hidden
fact
that
actor
Sonu
Sood
has
been
actively
responding
to
many
requests
on
his
social
media
handle
from
fans
in
need
of
the
COVID-19
resources
like
hospital
beds,
Remdesivir
injections,
oxygen
cylinders
and
medicines.
However,
recently
the
actor
received
a
rather
unusual
request
from
a
fan.
Not
only
this,
but
the
fan
also
stated
that
his
girlfriend
is
demanding
an
I-phone.
Talking
about
the
same,
the
fan
tweeted
to
Sonu
Sood
saying
that
his
girlfriend
wants
an
I-phone
from
him
and
if
anything
can
be
done
about
her.
To
this,
the
Happy
New
Year
actor
had
the
most
epic
reply.
Sonu
replied
to
the
Twitter
user
in
Hindi
saying
that
he
does
not
know
about
his
girlfriend
but
that
if
he
ends
up
giving
her
an
I-phone,
he
will
have
nothing
left
with
him.
Take
a
look
at
his
tweet.
Sonu's
hilarious
answer
to
the
fan
also
left
the
other
netizens.
Reportedly,
the
actor
has
earlier
been
flooded
with
such
prank-like
requests
for
people.
These
people
have
asked
the
actor
for
help
regarding
purchasing
a
car,
taking
a
fancy
vacation
trip
or
even
for
a
better
internet
speed.
Earlier,
the
Dabangg
actor
had
also
shared
a
funny
video
of
his
milkman
who
could
be
seen
saying
that
he
is
unable
to
respond
to
the
incessant
pleas
of
help
from
people
for
COVID-19
resources.
Sonu
Sood
had
given
a
separate
number
to
his
milkman
through
which
people
are
being
able
to
reach
him
with
their
need
for
the
COVID-19
resources.
The
video
had
the
actor
in
conversation
with
his
milkman
who
is
seen
revealing
that
is
not
able
to
handle
the
continuous
phone
calls
from
people
at
odd
hours.
The
Simmba
actor's
milkman
by
the
name
of
Guddu
says
that
he
is
receiving
calls
early
morning
or
late
at
night.
He
further
adds
that
he
is
often
weary
to
get
calls
at
6
am,
4
am
or
1
am
from
people
who
wish
to
reach
out
to
Sonu
with
their
pleas.
Take
a
look
at
the
video.
Meanwhile,
Sonu
Sood
had
recently
set
up
oxygen
plants
in
districts
like
Kurnool
and
Nellore
in
the
state
of
Andhra
Pradesh.
The
plants
will
be
operational
from
this
month.
The
actor
aims
to
install
more
such
plants
in
other
states
across
the
country.