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Sanju Samson’s family completes Kerala woman’s 10-year house project, video goes viral
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 01:16 AM
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Sanju Samson’s family stepped in to finish a Kerala woman’s home after a decade of delays, and a video of the handover has rapidly gone viral.
A Kerala woman who had been waiting ten years for her house to be completed received unexpected assistance from the family of Indian cricketer Sanju Samson. The family stepped in to fund and oversee the final stages of construction, enabling the long‑delayed project to reach completion.
The woman, who preferred to remain unnamed, had faced repeated setbacks due to financial constraints and bureaucratic hurdles. Samson’s relatives, moved by her plight, arranged the necessary resources and coordinated with local contractors to finish the roof, walls and interior fittings.
A short video capturing the emotional handover, featuring the woman’s gratitude and the family’s involvement, was posted on social media platforms. Within hours, the clip amassed thousands of views, comments and shares, sparking a wave of appreciation for the cricketer’s family and highlighting the impact of community‑driven assistance.
The viral response has also prompted discussions on the broader issue of housing delays in the state, with many netizens calling for more systematic support for similar cases.
The woman, who preferred to remain unnamed, had faced repeated setbacks due to financial constraints and bureaucratic hurdles. Samson’s relatives, moved by her plight, arranged the necessary resources and coordinated with local contractors to finish the roof, walls and interior fittings.
A short video capturing the emotional handover, featuring the woman’s gratitude and the family’s involvement, was posted on social media platforms. Within hours, the clip amassed thousands of views, comments and shares, sparking a wave of appreciation for the cricketer’s family and highlighting the impact of community‑driven assistance.
The viral response has also prompted discussions on the broader issue of housing delays in the state, with many netizens calling for more systematic support for similar cases.