In all, 18 people, including Allu Arjun, his security team and the theatre management, were booked in connection with the incident.

Actor Allu Arjun has been granted regular bail after a stampede at the premiere of his film 'Pushpa 2: The Rule' led to a woman's death and her son's critical injury. The court imposed conditions including restrictions on leaving the country and regular check-ins at a police station.

A city court on Friday granted regular bail to popular Tollywood actor Allu Arjun in the Sandhya Theatre stampede case. Nampally Criminal Court, which had reserved its orders on January 30, pronounced the same, granting regular bail to the actor, who was on interim bail for four weeks given by Telangana High Court.

The Nampally court pronounced its verdict today, December 3, on the regular bail petition of Pushpa 2 star Allu Arjun in the Sandhya Theater stampede case.

For the unversed, Allu Arjun is facing legal trouble for the death of a woman who died during a stampede that was caused at the Pushpa 2 premiere. The crowd went out of control after Allu Arjun stepped out of his car to greet fans attending the premiere. A woman died while her son was brutally injured. The boy has been hospitalized since.

Allu Arjun must appear before Chikkadpally SHO every Sunday; the court directed the actor to submit two sureties of ₹50,000 each

On December 4, a massive crowd had gathered at Sandhya Theatre to catch a glimpse of Allu Arjun, who was attending the premiere of Pushpa 2: The Rule. The chaos escalated when the actor waved to fans from the sunroof of his car,

In the latest development in the Sandhya Theatre stampede case, actor Allu Arjun has been granted regular bail by Hyderabad's Nampally court on Friday. More details awaited.

Actor Allu Arjun, who faced charges following the tragic death of a 35-year-old woman in a stampede at a Hyderabad theatre during the premiere of Push

Allu Arjun has to appear before the investigating officer on Sunday in connection to the stampede case, his advocate reportedly said.