With Sonu Sood's Help, 11-YO Janhvi Is Now Able To Walk! Actor Beams With Joy As He Meets Her

There's no better joy in life than putting a smile on someone's face. The messiah of the poor and needy Sonu Sood rejoiced at such a moment and his heart beamed with happiness. A superhero without a cape, Sood met with the girl he had helped a few months ago recently. She is now able to walk as Sonu Sood supported her surgery.

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For the unversed, Janhvi suffered from a spinal disorder since birth, because of which she couldn't even stand properly. The surgery to treat her cost Rs 8 lakhs, but Janhvi's father couldn't afford the same. When Sonu Sood got to know about it, he helped the little girl almost instantly.

The surgery has been done and Janhvi is now able to only stand but even walk.

At my lowest...you are my hope! At my darkest...you are my Light! At my weakest..you are my Strength! Thank you for always being my guiding angel ?? OM SAI RAM ? #shirdi pic.twitter.com/DIW5a15SaL

¡ª sonu sood (@SonuSood) June 28, 2019

Janhvi and her father went to Shirdi to meet Sonu Sood, who was happy to meet her.

"It fills my heart with joy to watch the young girl stand on her own and even walk! Watching her smile made all our efforts worth it. I wish Janhvi all the best for life," he was quoted as saying.

.@SonuSood The Real Life Hero who has won Hearts ?
Look at the adulation he got from the crowd in Shirdi pic.twitter.com/KuKtFk4VbV

¡ª Aarti (@aartic02) January 9, 2021

During the lockdown, he became a national hero after he helped innumerable people, especially the migrant workers.

Not many people know that Sonu Sood came to Mumbai with Rs 5500 in his pocket. While he thought the money would last at least a month, it got over in just 10 days. Here's how Sood survived in the city of dreams.

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"I thought I will now have to ask my parents for money. I always thought I will manage on my own, but that seemed impossible at that point in time. But then, I got shoot for Rs 2000-3000 per day, and that's how I survived," Sonu Sood told Pinkvilla as he shared his story.

Sonu Sood had earlier said in an interview that his own struggle is what prompts him to help the needy.

"When I came to Mumbai, I came on a train and had no reservation. When I was doing my engineering in Nagpur, I used to travel in buses and trains without reservation. When I saw those migrants walking on roads, with their kids, and elders, those were the most disturbing visuals of my life. I decided I am not going to sit at home and crib about it".

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