Varun, who regards Sonu Sood to be his influence, wasted no time in dedicating his prize to the man dubbed “the nation’s hero.” Varun Dhawan dedicated his medal to Sonu, saying, “Sonu sir inspired me, particularly during the Covid shutdown… the way he went out of his way to help others. He was also in a relationship with Covid at the time, yet he nevertheless went forward to assist others.”
Varun remarks “I actually want to dedicate this award to Sonu sir from my heart. You inspire me and so many Indians and taught us how can we use our privilege to help others in such a trying time,”
Sonu Sood has often demonstrated that there is hope in humanity. The actor, rightfully recognised as the nation’s hero, has offered solace to thousands of people through the most terrible Covid time and has never once backed down. The actor-philanthropist has frequently committed his endorsements and cash to a variety of organisations that assist bring to light the plights of the ordinary man while also facilitating a better living.
Dhawan will next appear in Dinesh Vijan’s horror thriller Bhediya, directed by Amar Kaushik and co-starring Sanon. He will then co-star with Janhvi Kapoor in Nitesh Tiwari’s action flick Bawaal.
