Sonu Sood offers free shelter to travellers stuck in Dubai amid US-Iran tensions: ‘No nationality, No conditions, Just humanity…’

Sonu Sood extends helping hand to those stuck in Dubai during West Asia tensions

• Sonu Sood offers free stay to stranded travelers in Dubai
• He aids all nationalities during US-Iran conflict flight issues
• Social media praises Sonu Sood's humanitarian gesture

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Amid the chaos in Dubai, actor Sonu Sood, known for his humanitarian efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Punjab floods, stepped in to help stranded travelers.

He announced that he is providing free accommodation in Dubai to anyone in need, regardless of nationality or background.

On X, Sonu wrote, “War has left many travelers stranded in Dubai. If you or someone you know has nowhere to stay, we are offering safe accommodation free of cost. No nationality. No conditions. Just humanity. DM us on Instagram if you need help."

In a video message, he personally addressed stranded travelers, assuring them: “Hi everyone. So, anyone who is stranded in Dubai because of the ongoing crisis, we just want to tell you that you have a place to stay. We will make sure you get free accommodation. Jo log bhi hamare Hindustani hai, ya kisi bhi nationality ke log phase hue hai Dubai ke andar, aap please mujhe DM kijiye on Instagram. We will make sure that you get a free stay till you reach your country.”

War has left many travelers stranded in Dubai.

If you or someone you know has nowhere to stay, we are offering safe accommodation free of cost. No nationality. No conditions. Just humanity. DM us on Instagram if you need help. @dugastaproperties Please share so this reaches… pic.twitter.com/TDDr9st79M — sonu sood (@SonuSood) March 5, 2026

Among those caught in this sudden crisis are families like Bollywood actress Lara Dutta Bhupathi and her young daughter, Saira Dutta Bhupathi, experiencing firsthand the anxiety and stress of being stuck in an unfamiliar city under tense circumstances.

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In a heartfelt Instagram video, Lara shared her ordeal, recalling the terrifying events of 28 February. While filming at a studio, she heard a sudden explosion and rushed outside to witness missiles being intercepted in the sky. “We ran out of the studio and saw missiles being intercepted in the sky. I can’t lie… it’s been stressful for the past few days. It’s been scary. There are jets flying overhead, lots of loud booms,"

she said, capturing the fear and uncertainty that left both her and her daughter shaken, especially with her husband away for work.