Punjab Flood: Sonu Sood to Randeep Hooda, celebrities on ground to help victims

Sonu Sood
Sonu Sood and team quickly reached Punjab’s flood-hit areas, distributing food, medicine, and essentials. “We are trying to reach the remaining areas. This is more than help; it’s our promise to stay by your side,” he said. His helpline and relief efforts have become a lifeline for many families stranded by the floods. And there's no doubt why he is called a Real Hero.

Randeep Hooda
Randeep Hooda helped families in Gurdaspur affected by heavy rains and floods. Many homes and farms were destroyed, leaving thousands displaced. Randeep Hooda personally oversaw relief, ensuring food, water, and essential supplies reached those in urgent need, speeding up recovery efforts in the region.

Diljit Dosanjh
Diljit Dosanjh adopted ten flood-affected villages in Gurdaspur and Amritsar. Saying, “Punjab zakmi hai, hara nahi hai,” he supplied food, medical aid, and rehabilitation support with NGOs and local authorities. His Instagram updates urged people to help, highlighting the scale of relief operations in affected areas.

Guru Randhawa
Guru Randhawa raised funds and personally delivered essentials to affected villages. He shared videos of the devastation on Instagram and set up relief camps near Dera Baba Nanak and Dharowali, ensuring families received immediate help and encouragement during the crisis.

Ammy Virk
Ammy Virk has adopted 200 homes for long-term rehabilitation of flood victims in the state. Posting on Instagram, he urged resilience and hope, focusing on permanent resettlement rather than temporary aid. Over 2.5 lakh people across 1,044 villages are still struggling, and Ammy even postponed his film release in solidarity.

Gippy Grewal
Gippy Grewal sent truckloads of silage to flood-hit districts, ensuring farmers’ cattle had enough fodder. His efforts eased pressure on rural households reliant on agriculture, addressing both immediate survival and the broader ripple effects of the disaster.

Karan Aujla
Karan Aujla donated a Rs 3.5 lakh motorboat to an NGO in Ludhiana for flood rescue operations. The boat helped stranded families reach safety, offering practical aid beyond donations to ensure timely evacuation and relief.

Himanshi Khurana
Himanshi Khurana pledged to relocate ten flood-affected families. On the ground, she distributed food and hygiene items, emphasizing practical support while protecting health and dignity, especially for women in affected communities.

Jasbir Jassi
Jasbir Jassi organized frontline relief, mobilizing volunteers and supplies to reach remote areas. His hands-on approach ensured direct assistance rather than just fundraising, helping communities navigate the immediate hardships of devastating floods.