Pushpa-2 Stampede: Actor Allu Arjun Donates Rs. 25 Lakh to Victim’s Family

Two days after the stampede at the premiere of Pushpa-2 at Sandhya Theatre in Hyderabad, which led to the death of a woman and the hospitalization of her 8-year-old son, actor Allu Arjun expressed his condolences and support to the grieving family via his social media. He pledged Rs. 25 lakh as a ‘goodwill gesture’ and offered to cover all medical expenses to ensure the injured receive the best possible care.

In a video message, the actor said, “When we attended the premiere of Pushpa-2 at RTC Crossroads, we never imagined that we would hear such heartbreaking news the following day. It was deeply upsetting to learn that a family was injured, and a woman named Revathi lost her life due to her injuries. Going to the movies is a cherished experience for all of us, but this incident has left us all devastated.”

The actor urged fans to be cautious while watching movies, saying, “Our aim is to provide good entertainment for families to enjoy together. Please be careful and make sure you return home safely after enjoying the film.”

In his message on X (formerly Twitter), he wrote, “I am deeply heartbroken by the tragic incident at Sandhya Theatre. My sincerest condolences go out to the grieving family during this unimaginably difficult time. I want to assure them that they are not alone in their pain, and I will meet with the family personally. While respecting their need for privacy as they grieve, I am committed to providing all possible support to help them through this challenging period.”

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Child Remains in Critical Condition: KIMS Secunderabad Update

The child remains in critical condition, according to an update from KIMS Secunderabad, where he is receiving treatment. The hospital’s statement on December 6, 2024, revealed that the boy continues to be in a critical state.

He was initially admitted with low oxygen levels and irregular breathing, which required immediate intubation and ventilation. An MRI of his brain showed signs of perinatal insult, but no new hypoxic changes, while a CT scan of his chest indicated aspiration-related issues.

The hospital noted that the child is on a mechanical ventilator with minimal settings and minimal ionotropic support, showing neurological improvement and no clinical seizures. However, he continues to experience fever spikes, requiring stronger antibiotics. The child has started tolerating NG feeds and is producing adequate urine, showing some signs of hope. Despite these improvements, his condition remains critical, and he is under intensive care and close monitoring as the medical team works to stabilize him further.

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