Frontlist | Sonu Sood's book to be called 'I Am No Messiah'

Bollywood actor Sonu Sood is writing a book, wherein he will recount his experience of helping migrant workers during the coronavirus pandemic-induced lockdown.

Titled I Am No Messiah, the book will be written in first person and will chronicle the emotional challenges that the 47-year-old actor faced while extending a helping hand to countless migrants.

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The book will be out this December

• People have been very kind and have lovingly named me messiah. But I really do believe that I am no messiah. I simply do what my heart tells me to. It is our responsibility as human beings to be compassionate and help each other, Sonu said.

  The book will be co-written by Meena Iyer, and is expected to be out in December this year.

  The book will be out this December

• Announcing his debut book, Sonu wrote on social media, Delighted to announce that my book #IAmNoMessiah will be out in December. This is a story of my life, as much as it is of the thousands of migrant workers (sic).

  Notably, the book has already been made available for pre-orders in English as well as Hindi.

Readers can pre-order the book in English and Hindi

Announcing his debut book, Sonu wrote on social media, Delighted to announce that my book #IAmNoMessiah will be out in December. This is a story of my life, as much as it is of the thousands of migrant workers (sic).

Notably, the book has already been made available for pre-orders in English as well as Hindi.

Here is the announcement by Sonu

'Have found new friends and made deep connections'

The book will trace the stories Sonu heard while interacting with migrants and how that experience changed his outlook and life's purpose.

While Sonu loves Mumbai, he feels a part of him now lives in the villages of India.

Thanking God in making him a catalyst to help migrants, the actor had earlier said that he has found new friends and made deep connections.

How Sonu helped migrants during the pandemic

Sonu helped thousands of needy amid the COVID-19 crisis.

He arranged buses, train tickets and even flights to help migrant workers reunite with their family members.

Apart from that, he also opened the doors of his hotel in Mumbai for healthcare workers.

Not just that, the actor arranged free meals for thousands of people in Mumbai and neighboring areas.

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