Amravati (Andhra Pradesh) [India]: Actor Sonu Sood met Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and donated four ambulances to enhance healthcare services in the state.
A Commitment to Strengthening Healthcare
On Monday, Sonu Sood expressed his gratitude and respect to CM Naidu for his support and guidance in strengthening the Sood Charity Foundation as it continues its mission to create a healthier India.
Sharing a series of pictures with CM Naidu on his Instagram handle, Sonu Sood wrote:
“Ambulances are crucial in saving lives, and I am happy to start this journey of ensuring patients receive timely treatment by donating four ambulances to the state of Andhra Pradesh. A heartfelt thanks to @ncbn.official sir for the support and guidance as we continue our efforts in working towards a healthier India.”
Dressed in an all-black outfit, the actor posed with the Chief Minister during the meeting.
CM Naidu’s Appreciation
CM Chandrababu Naidu also acknowledged and thanked Sonu Sood for his generous contribution
On his official X (formerly Twitter) handle, the Chief Minister wrote:
“It was a pleasure to meet you, @SonuSood! Thank you for the generous donation of ambulances to Andhra Pradesh through the @SoodFoundation. Your commendable initiative will strengthen healthcare services and ensure timely medical care in remote areas. Wishing you continued success in your noble efforts to serve and uplift communities!”
Sonu Sood’s Philanthropy and ‘Fateh’
Sonu Sood is widely recognized for his philanthropic efforts through the Sood Charity Foundation. Apart from his humanitarian work, he recently gained attention for his directorial debut, ‘Fateh’.
The action-packed film, which revolves around the fight against cybercrime, has received appreciation for both its action sequences and soundtrack. The movie features a powerful score, with Grammy-nominated composer Loire Cotler lending her voice to the track ‘Call to Life’.
Reflecting on the musical composition, Sonu Sood shared in an interview with media:
“When I was writing the film, I knew I didn’t want loud music. The music had to be felt with the scenes, and I wanted the audience to connect emotionally. I was always a fan of Hans Zimmer, and his work has been a huge influence on me. When I came across ‘To the Moon’, I felt that it perfectly captured the essence of the film’s theme.”
Sood further elaborated on Cotler’s contribution:
“Hans Zimmer spoke about Loire in an interview, praising her intensity and vocal pitch. I’m fortunate that I got her on board, and her voice became the voice of ‘Fateh’.”
The film features an impressive lineup of playback singers, including Arijit Singh, B Praak, Sukhwinder Singh, and Honey Singh.
Sonu Sood’s commitment to social welfare and his cinematic endeavors continue to make a significant impact.