Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood recently celebrated the Ganesh Chaturthi festival at his home with an eco-friendly farewell for Lord Ganesha. The actor hosted a special puja to mark the end of the five-day celebration, inviting close friends and family to join in seeking blessings. Known for his devotion and love for traditions, Sood welcomed Lord Ganesha into his home with a heartwarming ceremony that included offering sweets to the media and paparazzi as prasad.

What stood out this year was his commitment to celebrating the festival in a sustainable way, reflecting his growing dedication to environmental conservation. His decision to choose an eco-friendly immersion aligns with the ongoing push in India to adopt greener methods for religious celebrations, which often involve rituals that can harm the environment. Through this gesture, Sood not only honored his faith but also sent a message of responsibility toward nature.

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Sonu Sood is widely recognized for his humanitarian efforts, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, when he helped stranded migrant workers return to their homes and provided essential aid to those in need. His reputation as a real-life hero has grown beyond the screen, earning him widespread admiration.

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On the professional front, Sood is gearing up for the release of his directorial debut, ‘Fateh’, a cybercrime action film that features him alongside veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah and Jacqueline Fernandez. Slated for a January 2025 release, ‘Fateh’ marks a new chapter in his multifaceted career, where he has already made a name as an actor, producer, and model.

Sonu Sood has bagged numerous awards, including the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor for ‘Arundhati’ and the IIFA Award for Best Performance in a Negative Role for ‘Dabangg’. Over the years, Sood has become a prominent figure both in the film industry and in the public eye, balancing his on-screen villain roles with off-screen heroics.