Nepal Flood: Sonu Sood Reaches Kathmandu With Relief Supplies, Stands With Flood Victims

Brief By Abplive.com / 2:34 PM on 02 Sep 2026

Severe flooding in Nepal has left millions of people affected, with several families losing their homes and loved ones. Amid the crisis, Bollywood actor Sonu Sood has stepped forward to support those impacted by the disaster. He has reached Kathmandu with his team carrying relief supplies for flood-affected and needy people.

After arriving in Nepal, Sood met flood victims and visited areas badly damaged by the floods. Speaking to ANI, he said that he had come to meet the affected families and distribute essential supplies. According to him, his team has brought a large quantity of blankets and food items and will continue trying to provide assistance in the coming months.

Sood described the situation on the ground as extremely heartbreaking. He said that entire villages have been destroyed, while some families remain stranded and are struggling to reach safe locations. He also expressed concern about people who may still be trapped under debris.

The actor said that he and his team would make every possible effort to reach some of the most difficult areas and provide as much help as possible. He also expressed hope that collective efforts could help Nepal recover and rebuild.

Sood has also shared pictures from Nepal on social media. In one post, he showed the devastation near the Trishuli River and highlighted the destruction of homes and the suffering of families. He said Nepal is not alone and that he stands with its people during the crisis.

In another social media post, Sood shared pictures with flood victims and said that many people had lost their homes, families and childhoods. He expressed his commitment to helping them rebuild their lives and get a fresh start.

Known for his humanitarian work, Sonu Sood has previously stepped forward to help people during difficult situations. His latest relief effort in Nepal has once again highlighted his commitment to supporting people affected by major disasters.