Synopsis
Actor Sonu Sood encourages his fans to support local businesses during his visit to a coconut water stall in Chennai. He emphasizes the importance of supporting local entrepreneurs in India, reflecting on his directorial debut, 'Fateh', which centers around cybercrime.Key Takeaways
- Sonu Sood promotes local businesses in India.
- He emphasizes the duty of Indians to support each other.
- His film 'Fateh' focuses on cybercrime.
- Sood shares nostalgic moments from Kolkata.
- He engages with fans during his travels.
Mumbai, Feb 23 (NationPress) Actor Sonu Sood, who recently made his directorial debut with ‘Fateh’, paid a visit to a coconut water stall in Chennai and encouraged his fans to support local enterprises in India.
On Sunday, the actor shared a video on his Instagram, showing him standing alongside an elderly couple from Chennai. In the video, Sonu was dressed in a black T-shirt and denim jeans.
He emphasized the significance of backing local entrepreneurs within the unorganised sector of India, stating that it is the responsibility of every Indian to care for their fellow countrymen and assist them in any possible way.
Previously, the actor traveled via the Mumbai metro, posting a video on Instagram where he was seen boarding a train on line 1 of the metro network. The footage captured him amidst fans taking selfies with him, and he also showcased the OOH advertising spaces in the metro.
Line 1 is the initial line of the Mumbai metro system, launched in 2014. It connects western and eastern Mumbai, traversing from Ghatkopar to Versova.
Meanwhile, his directorial venture ‘Fateh’ is centered around cybercrime, featuring Sonu as a former special operations officer endowed with lethal skills, a shadowy past, and a mission to dismantle a vast network of digital terror.
Regarding the film, Sonu Sood remarked, “The city of joy, Kolkata, has always welcomed me with open arms, and its warmth has only increased since my wife hails from here. I filmed a movie at Howrah Bridge, and returning to that very location in Kolkata to promote my film was deeply nostalgic and special. Visiting the coffee shop and the temple made this experience even more significant.”
The film is produced by Sonali Sood of Shakti Sagar Productions, and Umesh KR Bansal of Zee Studios, with co-production by Ajay Dhama.
