Sonu
Sood
is
constantly
helping
stranded
migrant
labourers
to
get
back
to
their
homes
during
the
Novel
Coronavirus
lockdown.
The
Dabangg
actor,
now
tagged
as
'Messiah
of
Migrants',
has
so
far
sent
thousands
of
people
to
cities
and
villages
of
Karnataka,
Jharkhand,
Uttar
Pradesh,
Odisha
and
Bihar.
While
he
is
getting
immense
love
and
praise
for
his
work,
it
has
also
given
birth
to
rumours
of
him
joining
politics.
Speaking
exclusively
to
FilmiBeat,
Sonu
Sood
cleared
the
air
and
flatly
refused
to
step
into
politics.
On
being
asked,
whether
he
wants
to
get
into
politics
in
future,
as
he
is
getting
so
much
love,
support
and
trust
from
the
people,
the
actor
replied,
"No,
I
have
no
interest
in
joining
politics.
My
sole
objective
is
to
make
everyone
reach
back
their
homes
and
I
am
glad
that
I
am
able
to
reunite
many
families
together."
Sonu
Sood
and
team
have
almost
sent
20,000
people
back
to
their
families
till
now.
When
asked
about
his
family's
reaction
to
this
initiative,
the
actor
said,
"My
family
is
very
supportive
and
i
think
without
them
it
was
not
possible.
They
have
been
actively
involved
in
putting
things
together,
lining
up
my
day,
my
routine
and
other
movement.
So,
I
think
this
is
a
team
effort."
He
further
added,
"I
started
a
toll
free
number,
then
I
started
getting
all
my
chartered
accountants
and
all
my
friends
on
my
team
and
there
are
almost
15-20
people
who
are
just
making
those
numbers
right,
segregating
who
is
travelling
to
which
district.
I
had
a
team
of
50-60
volunteers
who
are
just
feeding
people.
So,
this
is
the
support
system
that
really
helped
me
to
move
ahead,
and
still
miles
to
go!"
However,
recently
Shiv
Sena
MP
Sanjay
Raut
stirred
a
controversy
by
slamming
the
actor
in
his
weekly
column
in
Sena's
mouthpiece
Saamana.
He
sarcastically
called
him
'Mahatma'
Sood
and
said
that
the
actor
was
adopted
by
the
Bharatiya
Janata
Party.