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The ongoing debate surrounding Allu Arjun’s recent arrest is gradually losing steam in the media. However, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma continues to voice his opinions, taking to social media platform X to express his dissatisfaction with the handling of the issue.

Varma raised pointed questions about the Telangana police’s actions, invoking a controversial comparison involving the late actress Sridevi. Referring to an incident during the shoot of his film Kshana Kshanam, where three people lost their lives amidst a massive crowd gathered to see Sridevi, Varma wrote:

“Every STAR should STRONGLY protest against @alluarjun’s ARREST because for any celebrity whether it’s a FILM STAR or a POLITICAL STAR, is it a crime for them to be ENORMOUSLY POPULAR??? 3 people died in the lakhs of crowd who came to see SRIDEVI in the shooting of my film KSHANA KSHANAM ..So will the #TelanganaPolice now go to #HEAVEN to ARREST #sridevi ???”

His remarks highlight what he perceives as an unjust approach by the authorities, questioning whether popularity should be considered a crime. Varma’s comments add another layer to the public discourse, sparking debates on the accountability of celebrities and the responsibilities of law enforcement.

Meanwhile, Allu Arjun is currently on interim bail following his involvement in a stampede incident at Sandhya Theatre during the premiere of Pushpa 2. The incident resulted in injuries to several fans, drawing scrutiny over crowd management and safety measures.

As opinions on the matter remain divided, the situation underscores the delicate balance between celebrity influence, public safety, and accountability. Whether Varma’s critique will reignite discussions or fade with the media’s waning focus remains to be seen.