Why did Sonu Sood apologize to the nation?

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Actor & Philanthropist Sonu Sood wished Happy New Year to all his fans and then apologized. Why? The way Sonu has helped people during the Covid pandemic, and his way of working have made him a hero to the people. So why did he apologize?

Sonu Sood has now apologized to people in a tweet. He wished everyone a Happy New Year. Also, he apologizes to those he couldn’t help. In this tweet, Sonu Sood wrote, “Able to save and heal 10117 people last year. Apologies to those I could not reach. May God give us the strength to do better in 2023. Best wishes for the new year.

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