Allu Sirish Seeks Police Action Over Temple Music Till 3 AM in Hyderabad
Allu Sirish has urged Hyderabad City Police to act against alleged loud music from a Hanuman temple continuing until 2 or 3 am, saying residents are being disturbed.
Actor Allu Sirish has sought police intervention over loud music allegedly being played at a Hanuman temple in Hyderabad’s Vinobha Nagar until 2 or 3 am.
Sirish, who lives in Aparna One in Shaikpet, raised the issue on X, claiming that the music has been played beyond permitted decibel limits for several days. He said the late-night noise has disturbed elderly residents, children and working professionals in his society.
According to Sirish, residents had previously complained to the Film Nagar Police Station but were asked to tolerate the noise until September 25 because of Ganesh Nimajjanam festivities. However, he said the festival had ended and the loud music continued.
The actor shared a nine-second video along with his complaint and tagged Hyderabad City Police, asking authorities to take action. The police responded that the matter had been forwarded to the Film Nagar Station House Officer for necessary action.
The complaint has sparked attention because the issue is less about who is hosting the music and more about how late-night noise affects people living nearby. Apparently, peaceful sleep remains an underrated luxury when speakers have other plans.
Allu Sirish, brother of actor Allu Arjun and son of producer Allu Aravind, made his acting debut with Gouravam in 2013. He has since appeared in Telugu films including Kotha Janta, Srirastu Subhamastu, Okka Kshanam, ABCD: American Born Confused Desi and Buddy.
