NE NEWS SERVICE
AMARAVATI, JULY 27
Reel life villain Sonu Sood turned real life hero once again, this time by gifting a tractor on Sunday to a farmer in a remote village in Andhra Pradesh to help him till his land. Even when the reel heroes earning thousands of crores are hesitating to help the needy, this real life hero’s philanthropy came to limelight when he came forward to the rescue of hundreds of migrant workers to reach their native villages by bus, train as well as flight from around the globe.
@PMOIndia Why is Andhra government not helping farmers?Is there is a Caste ban on farming castes?Sad to see our girls suffering like this in Chittoor! @naveenrjy @Mahatma_Kodiyar @ysjagan @ncbn @PawanKalyan #GirlsSufferInAndhra https://t.co/CpM5xpIQdn
— Dr Pentapati Pullarao (@PentapatiPullar) July 27, 2020
The actor came up with the gift after coming through a video clip on Twitter wherein a tomato farmer in Madanapalle in Chittoor district was seen ploughing the land with his two daughters carrying the yoke on their shoulders.
In his instant reaction, Sood promised a pair of ox to the farmer, but later said the family deserved a tractor. “So sending you one. By evening a tractor will be ploughing your fields. Stay blessed,” Sood, who acted as a villain in numerous Telugu films, said in a tweet.
True to his word, a new tractor was delivered to the elated farmer Nageswara Rao at his Mahalrajupalle village by Sunday night.
Thank you so much sir for all the encouraging words. Your kindness will inspire everyone to come forward and help the needy. Under your guidance millions will find a way to achieve their dreams. Keep inspiring sir. I look forward meeting you soon. 🙏🇮🇳 https://t.co/XruwFx1vy2
— sonu sood (@SonuSood) July 26, 2020
Telugu Desam Party President N Chandrababu Naidu, who belongs to Chittoor district, hailed the actor’s gesture. “Spoke with @sonusood ji and applauded him for his inspiring effort to send a tractor to Nageswara Rao”s family in Chittoor district.
Moved by the plight of the family, I have decided to take care of the education of the two daughters and help them pursue their dreams,” Naidu said in a tweet. Rao’s elder daughter completed her Intermediate while the second one passed Class 10.
Rao used to run a tea stall in Madanapalle before coronavirus left him out of business. He returned to his native Mahalrajupalle village to take up agriculture once again. Given his penury, he could not hire either a pair of bulls or a tractor to till the land, when his daughters volunteered to help him on the chores. Their plight went viral on social media following which the actor stepped in with help.
