Sonu Sood, the Messiah of the migrants who refuses to call himself so, has donned a new hat. He was made the Brand Ambassador of Punjab’s Covid vaccination programme by the state government on Sunday.
Captain Amarinder Singh made the announcement a day after meeting Sonu, he called the actor at his residence. “There is no one more ideally suited to inspire and influence people to take the vaccine. There is a lot of hesitancy among the people in Punjab. Sonu’s popularity among them and his exemplary role in helping tens of thousands of migrants reach safely home since the pandemic broke out last year will help counter their reservations,” said the Chief Minister. “When people will hear this Punjab da puttar talk about the benefits of the vaccine, and how safe and essential it is, they will believe him as they trust him,” he added.
Sonu said that he is happy and honoured to be appointed the Brand Ambassador for this life-saving product. “I feel blessed to be playing any part in this huge campaign of the Punjab government to protect the lives of the people of my home state,” he added.
On the occasion, Sonu presented his book ‘I am no Messiah’ to the Chief Minister which captures the experiences of his journey from Moga to Mumbai. “I truly believe I am no saviour. I am just a human being playing a small part in the big plans of God. If I can, in the process, touch any lives in any manner, I can only say – God has blessed me, he is guiding me to fulfill my duty.”
