Actor Allu Sirish has sought Hyderabad City Police intervention over alleged late-night loud music from a Hanuman temple near his residence in Shaikpet. His complaint has triggered a wider social media discussion around noise pollution, religious celebrations and the rights of residents living in nearby communities.
Allu Sirish Raises Late-Night Noise Complaint
Allu Sirish took to X on September 27 and tagged Hyderabad City Police, stating that loud music from the Hanuman temple at Vinobha Nagar had allegedly been playing until around 2 or 3 am for several days. The actor, who lives at Aparna One in Shaikpet, claimed that the sound was beyond permitted decibel levels and was affecting residents in the area. He also said that elderly people, children and working professionals were among those disturbed by the late-night noise.
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Film Nagar Police Complaint and Ganesh Immersion
According to Sirish, he had earlier approached Film Nagar Police Station regarding the issue. He said residents were asked to tolerate the disturbance until September 25 because Ganesh immersion celebrations were underway. However, he claimed that the loud music continued even after the festivities had concluded. Sirish also said several complaints had been made earlier but that the problem had not been fully resolved.
Social Media Reaction Divided
The actor’s public complaint soon attracted mixed reactions online. Several users supported his stand, arguing that noise pollution should be addressed consistently whether it comes from religious events, celebrations or other public activities. Some users also shared similar experiences of late-night loudspeakers affecting sleep and daily routines. At the same time, another section of users questioned why Sirish had publicly raised the issue specifically in connection with a Hindu temple and asked whether he had voiced similar concerns about other places of worship. These reactions reflect differing views on how noise complaints involving religious spaces are discussed online.
Police Response and Wider Noise Pollution Debate
Following the public appeal, the complaint was brought to the attention of the authorities, with reports saying it was forwarded to the local police for necessary action. The episode has also renewed discussion about balancing religious and festive celebrations with noise regulations and the need for quiet in residential neighbourhoods.
