Sonu Sood says he feels helpless when he's unable to help someone in need: 'Wish I had a magic wand'

Sonu Sood has expressed his helplessness when he fails to help someone in need. He has wished for a magic wand to fix all the problems.

Actor Sonu Sood has expressed how he feels helpless when he fails to help someone in need. He has wished for a 'magic wand' to fix all the problems. Taking to Twitter on Friday, he shared a screenshot of a person asking Sonu's help with an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) bed for his sister.

Sonu Sood has expressed his helplessness when he fails to help someone in need.

Sonu tweeted, "When I fail to get an ICU bed for someone who needs it the most & want to save a loved one, I feel so helpless. Wish I had a magic wand & every thing could fall right but the reality is I will sleep with a prayer to give me time till tomorrow. I will make it happen.Just pray." He later also tweeted, "N yes.. we got the bed. Day begins on a positive note."

Sonu has been earning kudos since last year for his philanthropic work, helping people amid the Covid-19 pandemic. On Thursday, he came to the rescue of cricketer Suresh Raina after the latter requested an oxygen cylinder for his aunt.

Earlier, this week, Sonu along with his team, had pulled an all-nighter to provide oxygen to a Bengaluru hospital from where they had received an SOS call. He has also helped a 25-year-old girl by getting her airlifted from Nagpur to Hyderabad's Apollo Hospital and also came to the aid of a critically ill Covid-19 patient by airlifting him from Jhansi to the same hospital in Hyderabad.

Each person is designated with a specific job in Sonu's team. One person is there to generate the leads; another verifies these leads; another person deals with the municipal corporations for bed allotment; the fourth person looks after the emergency SOS services and the fifth person looks after the political and related department's works.

The 47-year-old actor got his first jab of the Covid-19 vaccine in Punjab's Apollo Hospital on April 7. He had also launched Sanjeevani - A Shot of Life, an initiative to encourage people to get vaccinated against the coronavirus and for raising awareness about the inoculation drive in India.