Biography
Sonu Sood is an Indian actor, producer, and philanthropist, widely admired for his impactful presence in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada cinema. Born on 30 July 1973 in Moga, Punjab, he pursued engineering before entering the film industry. With a tall frame and strong screen presence, Sonu initially played negative roles but later earned recognition for his versatility. Beyond films, he became a national hero during the COVID-19 pandemic, helping thousands of migrants return home and supporting underprivileged communities. His humanitarian work has overshadowed his stardom, making him a respected figure both in the entertainment world and among common people.

Career Life
Sonu Sood began his acting career with the Tamil film Kallazhagar (1999) and later entered Bollywood with Shaheed-E-Azam (2002). His breakthrough came with Yuva and Aashiq Banaya Aapne. He gained immense popularity for his villainous role in Dabangg (2010) and went on to feature in major hits like Jodhaa Akbar, Arundhati, R… Rajkumar, and Simmba. Apart from acting, he has also ventured into film production. His on-screen charisma, especially in action and antagonist roles, established him as a versatile performer. Though celebrated as an actor, Sonu is now equally known for his social work, redefining his public image beyond cinema.

Personal Life
Sonu Sood was born into a middle-class Punjabi family in Moga, Punjab, to entrepreneur Shakti Sagar Sood and teacher Saroj Sood. He studied engineering in electronics from Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Nagpur. Sonu is married to Sonali Sood, and the couple has two sons, Ishant and Ayaan. Despite his busy film career, he maintains a grounded lifestyle and is deeply attached to his roots. Known for his fitness and discipline, Sonu follows a balanced life between family, cinema, and humanitarian commitments. His personal values of empathy and compassion have shaped his journey, turning him into a real-life hero.