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Sonu Sood Reveals How Stars’ Bodyguards Are Trained to Shout ‘Hato Hato’ at Airports for Attention

Some performers employ a behind-the-scenes tactic to get attention, and Sonu Sood has spoken out about it. Bodyguards are frequently instructed to make a disturbance at airports or public gatherings, the actor disclosed in a recent interview with Humans of Bombay. Sonu says that these bodyguards purposefully create curiosity by creating noise or feigning a throng when none is there.

“Bodyguards and entourages are frequently trained to create a scene, especially at places like airports,” Sonu revealed. The people surrounding them are intrigued by their loudness. People are compelled to look around to see who is approaching, even if they are not paying attention. This guarantees that the actor will be seen. Without this extra confusion, he noted, a performer could walk about the room with ease and just a few admirers would ask for photos.

Sonu recalled a firsthand experience in which a bodyguard feigned a huge crowd outside a gym to set up a spectacle. “Even though there was nobody around, the bodyguard yelled, ‘Step back,’ as a car pulled up close by. The actor then entered the structure by following the heightened scene. The majority of people won’t disturb you if you just go into a throng, he remarked. Sonu made it clear that even while he has bodyguards, he constantly tells them not to push or cause a scene. “The public is generally well-behaved, and most are harmless,” he stated.

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This revelation clarifies how superstars maintain their public image and increase their exposure through calculated strategies. Meanwhile, Sonu Sood is getting ready for his directing debut with the action-thriller Fateh, which opens on January 10. Vijay Raaz, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Naseeruddin Shah, and Jacqueliene Fernandez all had significant roles in the Shakti Sagar Productions and Zee Studios-produced movie.