Happy Birthday Sonu Sood: Here Are 6 Drool-worthy Pictures Of The Handsome Hunk!

Speaking about birthdays, actor Sonu Sood turns a year older today. Born in Mogha, Punjab, he made his acting debut first in the Tamil film industry, where he starred in films like Majunu and Kallazhagar. He landed his first break in Bollywood with Shaheed-E-Azam, where he played the role of Bhagat Singh and went on to do films like Aashiqui Banaaya Aapne, Singh Is Kiing and others. However, it was his villain act as Chhedi Singh in Salman Khan starrer Dabangg which brought him in the limelight.

As it's Sonu's birthday today, we bring you 6 drool-worthy pictures of the handsome hunk to drive away your Monday blues.

We Can't Decide Who's Looking More Cuter!

Sonu Sood is seen here posing with his cute pet dog and we can't stop going all 'aww' over it. To put it in Sonu's words - Some pictures don't need a caption.

Somebody, Please Call The Fire Brigade

Uff, we can't handle his hotness on the ramp. What about you, folks?

The Secret Behind His Fit Bod

Sonu is one of the most fittest actors in the Bollywood brigade. A look into his Instagram page and we bet his pictures will make you hit the gym as soon as possible.

He's Getting Fitter Day By Day

Don't you agree with this after going through this picture of his?

Sonu At His Stylish Best

The actor is nailing the suave, a stylish look here and we just can't keep our eyes off him.

Last But Not The Least

Beware, ladies, this picture of a shirtless Sonu Sood chilling in the pool will make you faint!

Meanwhile, Sonu recently revealed that he has stopped celebrating his birthday after his parents' demise. The actor told Times Of India, "I have not been celebrating my birthday since a couple of years. I just spend time with my family. Since I lost my parents, the whole zeal of celebrating birthday fizzled out. I believe celebrations will always be incomplete without them."

Recalling his childhood memories of celebrating his birthday in his hometown, Sonu told DNA, "My parents would celebrate it in a big way, with a huge cake, a party, etc. All my friends would look forward to the bash where top bureaucrats and other known people would attend. I was more excited about the number of gifts I would get. I would spend the whole night unwrapping my presents. Back then, all of that was quite exciting."