Sonu Sood

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 28 : Actor Sonu Sood had a hard time connecting with his fans after his WhatsApp account was blocked for 61 hours. Sood re-gained access to his WhatsApp account on Sunday. Sood took to social media platform X to share the development, after complaining about the issue multiple times. "Finally retrieved my WhatsApp. Just 9483 unread messages in 61 hours. Thanks (sic)," the actor wrote in a post on X. Earlier, Sonu Sood, who was no less than a 'messiah' for people during the COVID-19 pandemic, took to his Instagram stories and tagged WhatsApp, urging the platform to address his concern as his account remained blocked for 60 hours. "Still, my account doesn't work... Time to wake up, guys. It's been more than 36 hours. Message me directly on my account asap. Hundreds of needy people must be trying to reach out for help. Kindly do your bit," he wrote.In another post, Sonu wrote, "What's up, WhatsApp? Wake-up!! Thousands of needy people must be desperately trying to reach out for help. Kindly look into this. The account stands blocked. URGENT (sic)." Sonu Sood will be seen in 'Fateh'. Recently, makers unveiled the teaser of the film. The 'Fateh' teaser starts with the statement, 'Never underestimate a nobody.' It then cuts to a voiceover in which Sonu Sood is heard conversing with another individual, correcting that he killed 50 people on March 19, not 40. 'Fateh' is all set to hit the screens this year. With Fateh, Sonu is making his directorial debut. It is produced by Zee Studios and Shakti Sagar Productions.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 27 : Arijit Singh has a varied repertoire that transcends genres - romantic tracks to soulful renditions to energetic numbers - and the versatile singer has lent his voice to a large number of Bollywood songs.Arijit has also added "magic" to Sonu Sood's directorial debut 'Fateh' with his voice. Recently, Sonu took to Instagram and shared this update about the song while extending best wishes to Arijit on his birthday. "Thanks for giving your magical voice for FATEH. I promise you it's going to be this year's biggest. @arijitsingh," he wrote. In March, Sonu shared the film's teaser which began with the caption, 'Never underestimate a nobody.' It then leans into a voiceover where Sonu Sood, who plays the titular character, is heard having a conversation with another person where he corrects that he did not kill 40 people on March 19, but 50."You will never find those 10 bodies," he added menacingly.'Fateh' is all set to hit the screens this year. Fateh is produced by Zee Studios and Shakti Sagar Productions.In an earlier statement, Sonu Sood talked about Fateh. "The story piqued my interest. It is one of the most crucial subjects that need our attention. As soon as I read the script, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I am extremely excited to bring this thought-provoking story to the audience," he said.Jacqueline Fernandez is also a part of the film.

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 17: Actor Sonu Sood shared a special post for his father Shakti Sood on his birth anniversary.Taking to Instagram, Sonu shared photos of him and his father.In the picture, young Sonu can be seen sitting in his father's lap, dressed in traditional attire.He also posted a portrait of his dad."Happy birthday papa. Thank you for inspiring me, making me what I am today. I will always miss you. The production house; on your name Shakti Sagar Productions will always help people realise their dreams. #fateh," he wrote. As soon as the post was uploaded, fans chimed in the comment section.Farah Khan Kunder dropped heart emojis.One of the users wrote, "Wish you a very happy birthday dear uncle. always be with my hero."Meanwhile, on the work front, Sonu Sood will be seen in 'Fateh'.Recently, makers unveiled the teaser of the film.The 'Fateh' teaser starts with the statement, 'Never underestimate a nobody.' It then cuts to a voiceover in which Sonu Sood is heard conversing with another individual, correcting that he killed 50 people on March 19, not 40. "You'll never find those ten bodies," he said and also added, "Bhagvaan unki atma ko shanti de""The idea for 'Fateh' came into my mind when I was helping people and came to know that many people were being fooled and cheated in my name. They were given false loans, promises to meet me or to get any sort of help from my team during a pandemic," Sood said in an interview with ANI.'Fateh' is all set to hit the screens this year. With Fateh, Sonu is making his directorial debut. It is produced by Zee Studios and Shakti Sagar Productions.

The teaser starts with the statement, 'Never underestimate a nobody.' It then cuts to a voiceover in which Sonu Sood is heard conversing with another individual, correcting that he killed 50 people on March 19, not 40. "You'll never find those ten bodies," he said and also added, "Bhagvaan unki atma ko shanti de" AA RAHA HOON Action speaks louder than words. #Fateh! Brace yourselves for the biggest action-packed thriller! Link: Teaser out now.@Asli_Jacqueline@jdelhi10@ZeeStudios_#SonaliSood@ShaktiSagarProd@ZeeMusicCompany@Fateh4Bharat sonu sood (@SonuSood) March 16, 2024'Fateh' is based on real-life instances of cybercrime experienced by people during the Covid-pandemic. Some of the prominent names in Hollywood including the director of photography, research team, and action choreographers have been roped in for this film.Sood revealed that there was also a flipside to his humanitarian efforts - instances of scamsters using his name to con people."The idea for 'Fateh' came into my mind when I was helping people and came to know that many people were being fooled and cheated in my name. They were given false loans, promises to meet me or to get any sort of help from my team during a pandemic," Sood said in an interview with ANI.The actor said he became concerned when he realised that a large number of people were being hoodwinked by conmen using his name to cheat them. The actor said he was informed of instances where people, especially those in remote areas were duped mostly through phishing tools."It was then I realized that this cybercrime is a big issue in our country. It is very important to take action on it. Thus the journey of 'Fateh', the film I am doing started from this experience," said the actor.On Friday, he dropped the film's poster that shows a hand holding a pen with blood dripping through the wounds."Never Underestimate A Nobody! Get ready for the power-packed action with #Fateh," Sonu captioned the post. The film will also showcase some breathtaking action sequences, which have been done under the supervision of Hollywood stunt expert Lee Whittaker. 'Fateh' has been shot across global locations including India, USA, Russia, and Poland, read a statement.'Fateh' is all set to hit the screens this year. With Fateh, Sonu is making his directorial debut. It is produced by Zee Studios and Shakti Sagar Productions.

"Never Underestimate A Nobody! Get ready for the power-packed action with #Fateh," Sonu captioned the post.He also informed that the teaser of 'Fateh' will be unveiled on Saturday.The film will also showcase some breathtaking action sequences, which have been done under the supervision of Hollywood stunt expert Lee Whittaker. 'Fateh' has been shot across global locations including India, USA, Russia, and Poland, read a statement.Talking about the film earlier, Sonu Sood called it a "crucial subject" and stated that the concept needs everyone's attention."The story piqued my interest. It is one of the most crucial subjects that need our attention. As soon as I read the script, I knew I wanted to be a part of it. I am extremely excited to bring this thought-provoking story to the audience," he had said. 'Fateh' is all set to hit the screens this year. With Fateh, Sonu is making his directorial debut. It is produced by Zee Studios and Shakti Sagar Productions.

Arjun RampalSonu Sood, Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar, director duo Abbas-Mustan attended the "Champions of Change" Awards on Tuesday in Mumbai.Manoj was seen wearing a maroon coat pants that he matched with a black shirt. He completed his look with transparent glasses.Arjun wore a black pantsuit and kept his long hair open.Abbas-Mustan was seen twinning in a white shirt with matching pants.Sonu donned a black coat and pants for the day.Sunil, on the other hand, wore a white shirt with a blue Nehru jacket that he paired with black pants.The names of the awardees include Shilpa Shetty, Karan Johar, Kriti Sanon, Sonu Sood, Manoj Bajpayee, Sandeep Singh, Sunil Gavaskar, directors Farah Khan and Rajkumar Hirani, filmmaker Sandeep Singh among others."Champions of Change Maharashtra" Award honours the great work done by eminent personalities and organizations towards promoting the values of courage, community service and social development.Governor of Maharashtra Ramesh Bais presented the awardees with Gold Medals and Citations. Other distinguished guests and dignitaries, including Chairperson of the Award Selection Committee, Former Chief Justice of India and Former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission India, Justice KG Balakrishnan, Vice-Chairperson of the Award Selection Committee and Former Supreme Court Judge, Justice Gyan Sudha Mishra, Chairman of the Interactive Forum on Indian Economy Advocate Nandan Kr Jha, Jury Advisors of Award Selection Committee, former National Vice President of Bharatiya Janata Party Shyam Jaju and Ambassador Dayakar Ratakonda IFS (Retd) were also present.The 'Champions of Change Maharashtra' Award has been initiated taking inspiration from the great freedom fighter and Maratha Emperor, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, who sacrificed his life for the Maratha Empire and Swaraj.The selection of the awardees has been done by Constitutional Jury members headed by Justice KG Balakrishnan, Former Chief Justice of India and Former Chairman, of NHRC India.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Sonu Sood (@sonu_sood)He also requested concerned authorities and state governments to examine and improve the basic gratuity and minimum pension for individuals with disabilities.He added, "Humbly request the concerned authorities and state governments to suitably revise and increase the basic gratuity and minimum pension of the disabled, to help them meet their basic needs. The inherent challenges they face should be prioritised to alleviate financial strain, so they too can lead more fulfilling lives. @cmobiharnitishkumar #pmo #pmoindia #disabled"Sood, whose philanthropic acts during the pandemic touched the lives of migrants, revealed that there was also a flipside to his humanitarian efforts - instances of scamsters using his name to con people.Meanwhile, on the work front, Sonu will be next seen in the action thriller 'Fateh.' It is based on real-life instances of cybercrime experienced by people during the Covid-pandemic.Some of the prominent names in Hollywood including the director of photography, research team, and action choreographers have been roped in for this film."The idea for 'Fateh' came into my mind when I was helping people and came to know that many people were being fooled and cheated in my name. They were given false loans, promises to meet me or to get any sort of help from my team during a pandemic," Sood had said in an interview with ANI.The actor said he became concerned when he realised that a large number of people were being hoodwinked by conmen using his name to cheat them. The actor said he was informed of instances where people, especially those in remote areas were duped mostly through phishing tools."It was then I realized that this cybercrime is a big issue in our country. It is very important to take action on it. Thus the journey of 'Fateh', the film I am doing started from this experience," said the actor.The 'Dabangg' actor said he began writing about how the public was being tricked and how they could take steps to ensure they do not succumb to such fraudsters."The film is based on the real experiences of these people. Ninety per cent of shooting has been completed, more 8-10 days are left to wrap it," the 'Simba' actor had said.

Sonu Sood took to Instagram to pay tribute to the late actor Vijayakanth. He wrote, " 'Kallazgar' my first film ever, was a gift from the legend 'VIJAYKANTH' sir. He came across this still of mine and in no time I was filming with him. I owe my career to him. Will miss you so much, sir. RIP CAPTAIN."Sonu shared a picture of Vijayakanth. The next slide showcased a video scene from the movie.The last picture showcased Sonu's look from the movie 'Kallazhagar.'Notably, Bharathi directed 'Kallazhagar,' a Tamil action drama film starring Vijayakanth and Laila. Other cast members include Nassar, Sonu Sood, and Manivannan. It was released on February 6, 1999.Earlier in the day, the party informed through a post on its official X handle that Vijayakanth was admitted to a hospital and put on ventilator support after he complained of breathing problems.His mortal remains were brought to his residence and will be taken to the DMDK office shortly.Earlier, in November, Vijayakanth was admitted to MIOT Hospital in Chennai as his health deteriorated.Suffering from coughing and throat pain, he was under the observation of doctors for 14 days.Widely known as 'Captain', Vijayakanth's life is marked by a successful career in the Tamil film industry.He was featured in 154 movies before venturing into politics.While holding a position at Nadigar Sangam (officially known as the South Indian Artistes' Association (SIAA)), Vijayakanth brought revolutionary changes to the South film industry.He also served as a member of the Legislative Assembly twice, representing the Virudhachalam and Rishivandiyam constituencies.

View this post on InstagramA post shared by Sonu Sood (@sonu_sood)In the first picture, the 'Dabangg' star can be seen hugging his wife.The second photograph showcases a solo picture of Sonali.The couple can be seen posing together for the camera in the third picture.As soon as the post was uploaded, fans and industry friends of the actor chimed in the comment section.Actor Neha Dhupia commented, "Happy birthday Sonali.""Happy Birthday Sonali. Have an awesome day. Love from all of us," a fan commented.Notably, Sonu Sood and Sonali Sood had exchanged wedding vows on September 25, 1996. The couple has two sons, Ishant and Ayaan Sood.Meanwhile, on the work front, Sonu will be seen in 'Fateh' which stands as a thrilling action-packed film that has already ignited anticipation due to its captivating storyline and the involvement of Hollywood stunt coordinators.The conclusion of the San Francisco shoot adds another layer of excitement.The breathtaking backdrop of San Francisco has seamlessly enhanced the film's crucial action sequences and dramatic moments.'Fateh' is based on real-life instances of cybercrime experienced by people during the Covid-pandemic.Helmed by Vaibhav Mishra and the film stars Jacqueline Fernandez, Shivjyoti Rajput and Vijay Raaz in prominent roles.Some of the best names from Hollywood including the director of photography, research team, and action choreographers have been roped in for this film.

Sonu Sood and Jacqueline Fernandez have finally completed shooting for the action thriller 'Fateh'.Sonu recently heaped praises on her co-star Jacqueline.He said in a statement, "Fateh is going to be Jacqueline's best. I always keep on saying that she has done a wonderful job in the film, and her performance in Fateh will be her best performance."Notably, 'Fateh' is based on real-life instances of cybercrime experienced by people during the Covid-pandemic.Some of the prominent names in Hollywood including the director of photography, research team, and action choreographers have been roped in for this film.Sood, whose philanthropic acts during the pandemic touched the lives of migrants, revealed that there was also a flipside to his humanitarian efforts - instances of scamsters using his name to con people."The idea for 'Fateh' came into my mind when I was helping people and came to know that many people were being fooled and cheated in my name. They were given false loans, promises to meet me or to get any sort of help from my team during a pandemic," Sood said in an interview with ANI.The actor said he became concerned when he realised that a large number of people were being hoodwinked by conmen using his name to cheat them. The actor said he was informed of instances where people, especially those in remote areas were duped mostly through phishing tools."It was then I realized that this cybercrime is a big issue in our country. It is very important to take action on it. Thus the journey of 'Fateh', the film I am doing started from this experience," said the actor.The 'Dabangg' actor said he began writing about how the public was being tricked and how they could take steps to ensure they do not succumb to such fraudsters."The film is based on the real experiences of these people. Ninety per cent of shooting has been completed, more 8-10 days are left to wrap it," the 'Simba' actor said.The official release date of 'Fateh' is still awaited.