Sonu
Sood
became
a
Messiah
for
people
since
the
beginning
of
the
lockdown.
The
actor
through
Ghar
Bhejo
campaign
sent
many
migrants
home
and
also
brought
back
stranded
Indian
students
overseas
back
to
India.
Over
the
course
of
one
year,
he
started
many
other
humanitarian
services
and
has
provided
help
to
many
for
their
medical
and
educational
needs.
The
actor
who
has
been
conferred
with
the
prestigious
SDG
Special
Humanitarian
Action
Award
by
the
United
Nations
Development
Programme
(UNDP),
was
honoured
by
an
airline
company.
An
aeroplane
has
been
painted
with
a
message
praising
Sonu
Sood
for
his
philanthropic
work.
The
message
reads,
"A
Salute
to
Saviour
Sonu
Sood'.
Sharing
photos
of
the
airline,
Sonu
Sood
wrote
on
Twitter,
"Remember
coming
from
Moga
to
Mumbai
on
an
unreserved
ticket.
Thank
you
everyone
for
all
the
love.
Miss
my
parents
more.
@flyspicejet." Take
a
look
at
the
tweet,
The
actor
also
reacted
to
the
gesture,
as
he
told
Bollywood
Hungama,
"It's
phenomenal...the
whole
experience
of
seeing
myself
painted
on
an
aircraft...I've
never
seen
anything
like
this.
I
hope
I've
done
something
to
deserve
this.
The
love
and
respect
I'm
getting
cannot
be
equalled
by
my
work.
Lots
of
duas
prayers
and
best
wishes
are
working.
Otherwise
so
many
other
people
try
to
help
the
needy.
They
don't
get
the
love
I'm
getting."
Recalling
travelling
from
Moga
to
Mumbai
on
an
unreserved
ticket
(as
mentioned
in
the
tweet)
he
said
that
a
man
had
told
him
that
'Mumbai
is
not
an
easy
city
to
live
in.'
However,
he
told
the
man
that
he
was
moving
to
the
big
city
with
his
parent's
blessing
and
believes
that
it
was
their
love
and
prayers
that
made
him
successful.
Sonu
also
said
that
he
misses
his
parents
the
most
and
hopes
that
they
"are
watching
this." He
said
he
wants
them
to
know
that
his
success
is
because
to
them,
who
are
his
guiding
angels.
"I
wish
they
were
here
to
see
their
son's
face
on
that
aircraft,"
he
added.