Sonu Sood Fearlessly Catches Snake With Bare Hands In His Society
Sonu Sood, who is often regarded as a messiah by his fans, was seen catching a long snake in his society with his bare hands. The actor mentioned that the snake is non-venomous and warned fans to seek an expert and not try this themselves.
In a video, Sonu Sood mentioned that he was catching a snake that had entered his society. The actor carefully placed the snake inside a bag and informed fans that he and his team would release it in a safe area. The Fateh star added that he is trained in catching snakes; however, he advised fans not to attempt it on their own. He captioned the post with 'Har Har Mahadev," likely symbolising the month of Sawan and the snake as Shiva's companion. Watch the video here:
Taking to the comment box, fans wrote, 'Real Hero", 'Har har Mahadev", 'God bless you bro", 'Sonu bhai insaano ke baad abi jaanwaro ko bhi ghar chor rhe hai", 'Respect for Sonu Sood sir real hero."
Meanwhile, Sonu Sood was recently honoured with the prestigious Miss World Humanitarian Award. He dedicated the recognition to countless unsung heroes; from mothers praying for their children, to students fighting against all odds to pursue education, and the resilient migrants who walked miles in search of hope.
Sonu shared the special moment on Instagram, posting a series of pictures where he is seen receiving the award from actor Rana Daggubati and posing proudly with the trophy.
For the caption, he wrote: This award belongs to every mother who prayed for a bus to take her child home, to every student who couldn't afford education but never gave up dreaming, and to every migrant who walked miles yet never lost faith. Grateful and humbled to receive the Miss World Humanitarian Award,This is for every heart that cares." Sonu is known for his humanitarian work, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On the work front, Sonu Sood was last seen in Fateh, an action thriller film written and directed by him. It also stars Naseeruddin Shah, Jacqueline Fernandez, Vijay Raaz and Dibyendu Bhattacharya.
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July 19, 2025, 21:47 IST
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