Ravi Kishan Criticizes Police for 'Dragging Allu Arjun Out of His Home'

Pushpa star Allu Arjun was arrested in Hyderabad in connection with the death of a fan at the premiere of his film Pushpa 2: The Rule. After which the Telangana High Court granted interim bail to the actor. Allu Arjun was released from jail on Saturday, after which he has been meeting industry friends at his residence. Meanwhile, actor Ravi Kishan has shared his views on Allu Arjun's arrest.

Ravi Kishan expressed his views

Actually, Ravi Kishan condemned the arrest of Allu Arjun. He said, "Very sad. My good friend is just an actor. He is a good friend and we have worked together. It was not right to drag a gentleman out of his house like this in front of his small children and old parents".

Ravi Kishan said this

The actor also shared, "You are behaving like this with a National Award-winning actor. It is a black day for the actor fraternity, the film industry, and all his fans across the world. The man is a tax-payer, has given such a big business to cinema, and is a very cultured person. Is there any personal vendetta against him?"

Ravi Kishan raised questions about the state government 

Ravi Kishan questioned the state government on this move and said that they need to give an explanation to everyone about this. The actor shared, "It was a very bad day and we are hurt... How will we erase the mental impact that their little child must have had because of his father? Who will compensate for the mental torture the family had to go through?"

Allu Arjun has got bail

On Saturday morning, Allu Arjun was released from jail where he had spent the night. He was arrested in connection with the death of a woman in a stampede during the premiere of Pushpa 2: The Rule. The actor spent Friday night in jail despite being granted bail by the Telangana High Court. The reason behind this is that officials said they had not received a copy of the bail order until late last night. After reaching home and reuniting with his family, Allu Arjun thanked his well-wishers for their support. “I will cooperate with them, and I will do the needful. And most importantly, I would like to once again offer my condolences to the family. This is very unfortunate”.