Actor Sonu Sood urges airports, lounges, hotels and similar hospitality venues to provide proper seating for staff who stand for long periods, saying rest should be treated as dignity. In posts on X, he calls for high stools or appropriate chairs for workers who typically work 10 to 12 hours while standing, and he asks for seating arrangements to become an industry-wide standard.
The outlets broadly agree on the core message and the setting: aviation and hospitality workplaces should ensure staff have somewhere to sit during long shifts. Times of India and NDTV both emphasise the 10 to 12-hour standing and Sood’s argument about dignity. India Today presents the same campaign call without adding new details beyond the urging for seating.
Sood also mentions that he is next working on ‘Nandi’, which appears in at least one outlet’s coverage. Overall, the reports focus on the public appeal and the practical workplace change it seeks, rather than any policy or response from venues.
