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Allu Arjun, Wife Sneha Reddy Mobbed at Hyderabad's Cafe
UPDATED: Jan 5, 2026 16:01 IST
In a concerning trend of celebrity mobbing in South India, superstar Allu Arjun and his wife Sneha Reddy were swarmed by fans at Hyderabad's Cafe Niloufer. India Today's Abdul Bashir reports that the crowd surged as the couple tried to leave, overwhelming security. This incident follows similar safety scares involving actresses Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Nidhi Agarwal in Hyderabad, and actor Vijay at Chennai airport in December 2025. The report highlights growing concerns over crowd control, noting that police previously booked event managers for the chaos at Lulu Mall involving Nidhi Agarwal.
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