Philanthropist and actor Sonu Sood, along with his sister Malvika Sood, has pledged 100 buffaloes to families affected by the devastating floods in Punjab. This initiative is aimed at helping victims restore their livelihoods, many of whom have lost their cattle — a crucial source of sustenance and income.
Sonu Sood, who has been at the forefront of countless relief efforts in the past, emphasized the importance of supporting farmers and families in rebuilding their lives after the natural disaster. For many families in Punjab, livestock is not just an asset but their primary means of survival. By restoring what they’ve lost, we hope to bring stability and hope back into their lives, pledges Sonu Sood.
This pledge once again highlights Sonu Sood’s unwavering commitment to standing with people in times of crisis. From migrant worker relief during the pandemic to medical and educational support, his efforts have consistently impacted lives across the country. His sister Malvika Sood, equally devoted to social causes, joined him in reinforcing the message that true recovery lies not just in immediate relief but in long-term rehabilitation.
As Punjab recovers from the floods, the Sood siblings’ gesture is a reminder that real heroes create lasting change by empowering communities to rebuild their future.
