Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Allu Sirish Seeks Police Action Over Late-Night Temple Music
Actor Allu Sirish says loud music from a nearby Hanuman temple has been keeping people awake.
He lives at Aparna One in Shaikpet, Hyderabad.
He said the music sometimes continued until 2 or 3 in the morning.
He also said it was louder than the allowed limit.
Sirish had first complained to the Film Nagar Police Station.
He said residents were asked to wait until September 25 because of Ganesh immersion celebrations.
However, he said the music continued after the festival ended.
Hyderabad City Police sent the complaint to local police for action.
Actor Allu Sirish complained that loud music from a Hanuman temple in Vinobha Nagar continued until around 2 or 3 a.m.
Sirish said he lives at Aparna One in Shaikpet and that the music exceeded permitted decibel levels.
He said he had previously approached the Film Nagar Police Station about the noise.
According to Sirish, residents were asked to tolerate the music until September 25 because of Ganesh immersion celebrations.
Hyderabad City Police referred the complaint to Film Nagar police for necessary action, with one report saying officers would speak to temple organisers.
- Who
- Actor Allu Sirish, nearby residents, Film Nagar Police and Hyderabad City Police.
- What
- A complaint was made about loud temple music allegedly continuing late at night beyond permitted decibel levels.
- When
- For several days, reportedly until around 2 or 3 a.m.; Sirish said it continued after September 25. His X post was dated September 27, 2026.
- Where
- At or near a Hanuman temple in Vinobha Nagar, affecting residents of Aparna One in Shaikpet, Hyderabad.
- Why
- Sirish sought police intervention because he said the noise disturbed elderly people, children and working residents.
Residents’ Noise Concerns
Festival-Related Explanation
Late-night music
Residents’ Noise Concerns
Sirish said the music exceeded permitted decibel levels, continued until 2 or 3 a.m., and disturbed residents despite earlier complaints.
Festival-Related Explanation
According to Sirish, Film Nagar police initially asked residents to tolerate the noise until September 25 because of Ganesh immersion celebrations; no statement from the temple organisers was reported.
- Complainant
- Actor Allu Sirish
- Reported noise source
- Hanuman temple in Vinobha Nagar
- Reported residence
- Aparna One, Shaikpet, Hyderabad
- Reported hours
- Until around 2 or 3 a.m.
- Earlier police guidance
- Residents were reportedly asked to tolerate the noise until September 25 because of Ganesh immersion celebrations.
- Police response
- Hyderabad City Police shared the matter with the Film Nagar Police Station for necessary action.
- Reportedly affected groups
- Elderly people, children and working residents
Sources
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