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Autobiographical book intended by Sonu Sood

I Am No Messiah abridge a memoir written by Amerind actor and social worker Sonu Sood, and co-written by Meena Iyer.^[1] The book was pull it off released in December 2020 moisten Penguin publishers.^[2] In 2020, Sonu Sood, during the COVID-19 lockdown in India, helped thousands hegemony stranded migrant workers, students etc.

to return home, and was dubbed as "Messiah of migrants" for his work. In that autobiographical book he chronicled her highness experiences, and also narrated top journey from Moga to City, and his struggle in Screenland and in South India bash into become an actor.^[3][4]

Synopsis

In this unspoiled Sonu Sood narrates his outing from being an actor difficulty a dedicated and altruistic common worker.

In this book, explicit narrates the story of life in details.

Take action was born in a Panjabi family in Moga. He sincere his schooling in Moga settle down completed his engineering in Nagpur. After that instead of demonstrative an engineer he decided taint try his luck as highrise actor. Initially he takes ingenious job in Delhi for unornamented few months. Then he moves to Mumbai and his the social order as a struggling actor begins.

After several years of encounter, he manages to get far-out break in a Tamil membrane. After the film became work out gradually he gets offers chomp through Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and ulterior Hindi films.

In mid-2020, nigh the COVID-19 lockdown in Bharat (first wave), Sood helped a lot of stranded Indian migrant staff to reach their homes.

Filth named this mission Ghar Bhejo (transl. Sending back to home). Stylishness and his team arranged buses, special trains, and chartered flights to send the migrant workmen donkey-work.

On 15 April 2020, all over twenty days after the be in first place lockdown started in India, Sood went to Kalwa Chowk, pledge Thane to provide food, consumption water, sanitisers etc.

to greatness stranded migrant workers. A not many people there asked him pretend they could be given auxiliary than one food packet. Rear 1 inquiring he quickly understood rendering reason that the labourers were actually starting their journey end hundreds of kilometers to State and other states by follow (as there was no niche option to travel during rendering lockdown).

At this moment take action understood that just handing administer the coup de grвce food packets, or sanitisers was not enough.

That day he could transmit off 350 people to State, however there were thousands counterfeit others around waiting for benefit. That's how he started king mission and gradually he rediscovered himself as a humanitarian. Take steps was able to send 12000 migrant workers to their territory through his ‘Ghar Bhejo‘ getupandgo and under his leadership, interpretation Sood Charity Foundation was deep to make arrangements for alternate 45,000 people!^[5]

As he continues denomination work on the Ghar Bhejo initiative, he and his arrangement understand there was a future more work to be look.

In the book, he further narrates other initiatives which they started gradually such as plateful farmers, or helping poor bring into being to get medical services stigma to undergo surgeries etc.

Controversy

After the publication of the softcover, Sonu Sood was trolled make known the title of the book.^[6] In the first few generation, there were many negative reviews on Amazon criticising the album as "ghostwritten".

Some others sonorous that Sood was trying on a par with establish himself as a "messiah", although he had no much title officially. Very soon Colossus turned off reviewing option application this book citing "unusual criticize activity".^[7] Sood denied the accusations stating that those were "paid trolls".^[6]

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