Actor Suneil Shetty says Russia and Ukraine crisis is a sad situation, as no one actually wins a war, and he hopes every Indian stuck in war-torn country can come home safely. 
 
Suneil Shetty was interacting with NewsHelpline during the inauguration of a circle (Chowk) named after veteran filmmaker and philanthropist Jawahar Tarachand Kaul, along with Cabinet Minister Aslam Shaukh And MP Gopal Shetty.
 
When asked about Russian and Ukraine crisis, actor Suniel Shetty said, “It is such a sad story, as we all know, no one wins in war, everyone loses, especially people. It is such a sad thing” 
 
Further adding Suniel praised Indian government efforts to bring students home. He said, “A lot of Indian students have comeback safely, which is such good news, I would like salute the Indian government and other people who are trying to help and I wish all the students and families which are stuck in Ukraine can return home safely” 
 
Talking about inaugurating the landmark named after a renowned filmmaker, Suneil added, “Happy about this, he has been working in films since 1945, I have worked with her daughter, he has worked as a producer, it is a beautiful and stunning chowk, and an artist’s name is associated with it, so I would like to congratulate everyone on his family”
 
Meanwhile on the work front, Suniel Shetty is currently shooting for his debut web-series Invisible Woman. Helmed by Tamil director Rajesh M Selva.