Showbiz Diary: Sonu Sood in real life hero, Sunny Leone quarantined

Bollywood actress Sunny Leone is also in quarantine these days. In a Skype conversation with Fereydoon Shehryar of the Bollywood Hangama website this week, he tried to shed light on how love scenes will be filmed in the film after the lockdown.

"Everyone loves the love scenes in the film and we pray that the corona virus epidemic will end and we will be able to work as before," Sunny said.

In response to a question, Sunny Leone also said that she would consider herself lucky to work with Imran Hashmi.

This is true of Sunni about Corona and the film industry because at the moment it is forbidden to shake hands, let alone love, and if the situation remains as it is, think what will happen to Imran Hashmi?

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Like millions of people around the world, Salman Khan is working from home. The difference is that today his house is his farmhouse in Panvel, near Mumbai.

This is the same farmhouse from where he released a romantic song with Jacqueline Fernandez on the occasion of Eid and this week another song has been released in his voice on Hindu-Muslim brotherhood. And the news is that now Salman will do a special show from his farmhouse on his daily life in Lockdown.

The show, titled 'House of Brother Johns', will be shown on Color TV. The show will feature a number of celebrities as well as farmhouse staff.

But the bigger news is that the role of Dabangg's Chalbal Pandey will now be presented in the form of an animated series.

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Not only Salman but other characters like Raju, Prajapati and Chhedi Singh will also be in the series.

Actor Sonu Sood played the role of Chhedi Singh in Dabangg. But this villain from the screen of the movie Dabangg has emerged as a big hero in real life and now Sonu Sood is being called the real domineering and Robin Hood of Bollywood.

Sono Sood not only provided food and shelter to millions of workers trapped in the lockdown, but has now begun the process of delivering workers to their homes with great fanfare.

So far, they have transported thousands of workers from the state of Maharashtra to their homes by special buses.

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Sono quietly started helping the workers without the media and publicity, but gradually his work began to be discussed and the industry as well as the media began to highlight his work.

In a Skype interview with Bollywood's Yar Fereydoon, Sonu Sood said he would not leave China until he had sent all the workers home.

Sono Sood's work also seems to be influencing the filmmakers and there is talk of making a film on his life.