Watch: Idli Vendors Honour Sonu Sood With Aarti As He Send Them Back Home To Tamil Nadu!

Sonu had arranged buses for these food vendors and a few women thanked him by doing an ‘aarti’ of the actor while he accepted their gratitude with joined hands.

Bollywood actor Sonu Sood, who is now being called as ‘real hero’ & ‘massiah’ by many as he continues to send migrant workers and labourers back to their homes amid the coronavirus lockdown in the country experienced something unexpected recently. The actor has now sent 200 idli vendors from Tamil Nadu back to their homes from Mumbai and to express gratitude towards Sood they honoured him with aarti before leaving for their respective homes. Sonu had arranged buses for these food vendors and a few women thanked him by doing an ‘aarti’ of the actor while he accepted their gratitude with joined hands. A video now viral on social media also shows Sonu breaking a coconut in front of the bus for good luck. Check out below:

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@Sonu_Sood sent across 200 idliwalas back to their home state of Tamil Nadu. Kudos to him yet again. The actor has started the Ghar Bhejo initiative with his friend @goel.neeti. #sonusood #viralbhayani @viralbhayani

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The 46-year-old actor who is known for his roles in films like 'Singh is Kinng,' 'Simmba' and 'Dabangg' is being hailed all over the media for arranging hassle-free passage of migrant labourers to their respective homes. Earlier on Saturday, Uttarakhand chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat thanked the ‘Dabangg’ star for sending migrant workers stuck in Mumbai to their home in Uttarakhand by a chartered flight and invited him to visit the hill state when the coronavirus crisis is over.

मैं @sonusood जी का हार्दिक आभार व्यक्त करता हूँ की उन्होंने अपने स्वयं के प्रयासों से मुंबई और आसपास के इलाक़ों में उत्तराखंड के शेष बचे प्रवासियों-जो किसी कारणवश पहले वापिस नहीं आ पाए थे-को उनके घर भेजने का प्रबंध किया। आपके इस सहयोग के लिए हम आपके सदैव आभारी रहेंगे। pic.twitter.com/iU3LZVZWVB

— Trivendra Singh Rawat (@tsrawatbjp) June 6, 2020

Hundreds of thousands of migrant labourers have been stranded in urban areas with no livelihood and very little to survive during the COVID-19-induced lockdown forcing them to take to the path of their native places on foot. Last month, the Central government organised safe travel of these migrant labourers to their native places through Shramik special trains.