Reel Life Hero who became real life hero in 2020!

Mumbai, The year 2020 was one of the most difficult years due to the Kovid-19 epidemic in the country. During this period some reel life heroes emerged as real life heroes. These stars not only used their voice and stardom to become Kovid Warriors, but also used their resources.

Sonu Sood - They set an example in their own way by arranging transportation, housing and a helpline number for migrant laborers to return safely to their hometown. Actors became the Messiah for thousands of migrant workers in the Coronaco. Sonu Sood arranged for his medical staff to stay at his hotel in Juhu and also made regular arrangements for the poor in Mumbai. The actor also opened up lines of communication between him and the public on Twitter, so that he could know their issues.

Hrithik Roshan- Apart from donating a large amount to the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, Hrithik Roshan continued to help provide the security essentials to the Kovid-19 front liners including police officers and BMC workers. In order to maintain the same enthusiasm and enthusiasm, the actor gave a motivational message on his social media for the batch of 2020. Apart from all this, he also used social media platforms to bring awareness about the dangers of traveling on a train. Hrithik Roshan was one of the first to provide financial assistance to media personnel and even gave his support to the Cine and TV Artists Association (Sinta). To realize the young dreams, Hrithik sponsored an ambitious underprivileged ballet dancer and even donated money in support of more than 100 dancers who had no work.

Akshay Kumar- STAR actively spread awareness about preventive and precautionary lockdown rules to prevent the spread of Kovid-19. The actor contributed to several funds including the PM-Cares Fund, Mumbai Police Foundation, BMC and Sinta. Akshay also attended Bollywood's biggest fundraising event to raise money for those affected by the epidemic.

Salman Khan- Salman Khan gave financial assistance to 25,000 daily salaried personnel of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), who were members of All India Special Artists Association (AISAA) and with this he also helped many Spot Boy. Through his organization Beig Human, he started the food truck Beig Hungry to deliver food to the needy. He also encouraged people to donate food during this period.

Prabhas- Prabhas donated an additional Rs 50 lakh to Andhra Pradesh's CM Relief Fund and Telangana's CM Relief Fund and Corona Crisis Charity (CCC), under which the daily salaried personnel of Telugu cinema and the workers associated with the film industry Was to be done Prabhas has also donated 3 crores to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund. Prabhas has also taken over 1650 acres of forest land in Telangana for the eco-park with a development fund of 2 crore, which will be named after his late father Uppalapati Surya Narayana Raju.