Telangana Congress MLA R Bhoopathi Reddy has issued a sharp warning to actor Allu Arjun, cautioning him against making critical remarks about Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. This follows a tragic stampede at the Hyderabad screening of “Pushpa 2: The Rule” on December 4, which claimed the life of a woman and left her son critically injured. Accusing the actor of overstepping boundaries, the MLA hinted at a potential boycott of Allu Arjun’s films in Telangana, questioning his contributions to the state and criticizing his blockbuster “Pushpa” for promoting smuggling themes.

The tragedy has sparked a heated exchange between Allu Arjun and Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. The CM accused the actor and his team of negligence and indifference towards the victim’s family, calling the incident “inhuman.” Allu Arjun refuted the claims, describing the tragedy as an accident and labeling the allegations as “character assassination.” Despite expressing condolences and providing updates on the injured child’s recovery, the actor has faced backlash, including a police case filed against him, his security team, and the theater management.

The incident has exposed deep political and social tensions. While Congress leaders criticize Allu Arjun, they also highlight the party’s historical support for Hyderabad’s film industry. Meanwhile, the actor maintains his innocence, emphasizing misinformation surrounding the tragedy. With legal proceedings and political blame games intensifying, the controversy has raised questions about accountability and celebrity influence in public events.