Tollywood actor Allu Sirish raises a public complaint about loud music being played late at night at a Hanuman temple near his home in Hyderabad. He says the audio continues until around 2–3 am and disrupts residents, including elderly people and children, and affects workers and families in the area.
In social media posts, Sirish says he had earlier approached Film Nagar police. He later clarifies that his issue is not about religious observance, saying he is a devotee of Lord Hanuman and that “blasting music” at 2 am with a DJ setup is not bhakti. He also notes residents were initially told to tolerate the noise until Ganesh-related festivities ended, but he says it continued afterward.
Hyderabad Police acknowledge the concern and state the matter is forwarded to the Film Nagar police station for necessary action. Reporting across outlets also mentions that local rules require proper licensing for loudspeakers in public places, with potential action for violations. The dispute centers on civic noise limits rather than the temple’s religious purpose.
