Allu Arjun's father Allu Aravind meets boy critically injured in stampede at Pushpa 2 premiere

Allu Arjun's father and producer Allu Aravind

Allu Arjun's father and producer Allu Aravind, recently visited nine-year-old Sri Teja, who was critically injured during a stampede at the screening of Pushpa 2. Tragically, his mother, Revathi, lost her life in the incident at Hyderabad’s Sandhya Theatre. Following his visit to the hospital, Allu Aravind shared latest update on the child's condition.

Addressing the media, Allu Aravind said, "I just came out after visiting Sri Teja who is currently admitted in the ICU. I spoke to the doctors about his condition. The boy has been recovering since the last 14 days and the recovery has been particularly visible in the last 10 days. But they also said that it will take more time for him to recover completely. We are ready to do everything necessary for the boy. I am thankful that the government has also stepped forward to help him reach normalcy."

Producer Allu Aravind garu visited Sri Tej at the hospital after obtaining all necessary permissions from the government and police authorities.He stated that Sri Tej has shown considerable improvement over the past 10 days. He also noted that, due to legal restrictions pic.twitter.com/8pPSxkOI1r
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He also spoke about when people and netizens questioned why Allu Arjun did not visit the boy in the Hospital. Speaking about the same, he further said, "The day after the stampede occurred, Allu Arjun wanted to visit the boy in the hospital. but then the hospital authorities asked him to not visit for safety concerns. The same day, a case was filed against him."

On December 13, Arjun was taken into custody by the Chikkadapally Police in connection with the tragic stampede at Sandhya Theatre, which resulted in the death of Revathi and left her son injured. He was held overnight at Chanchalaguda Central Jail. After being sent to 14-day remand by the Nampally Court, the Telangana High Court granted him interim bail for four weeks, allowing him to return home.