Watch: Allu Arjun Fans Beat Prabhas Supporter In Bengaluru, Force Him To Chant "Jai Allu Arjun"
A video is going viral in which a bunch of Allu Arjun fans can be seen thrashing a guy, forcing him to chant "Jai Allu Arjun."
We are living in an age where every day there is some fan war happening on social media. Recently, a massive fan war broke out between YouTubers Elvish Yadav and Sagar Thakur, aka Maxtern. The entire episode surfaced when a viral video showed Elvish Yadav thrashing Sagar Thakur in a garment shop. However, the matter has now been resolved between the two, as the duo shared a picture with each other. But a new week has brought to light a new fan war. In the latest entertainment news, a video is going viral in which a bunch of Allu Arjun fans can be seen thrashing a guy, forcing him to chant "Jai Allu Arjun."
A user shared the video on X (formerly Twitter), complaining to Bengaluru Police.
Watch the video here:
. @BlrCityPolice you should take action on this kind of people, just for online far wars this is not acceptable, kindly take proper action. pic.twitter.com/kfn4GlxmiO
— Bhairava J3 (@Jack_JackParr) March 10, 2024
As per Indian Express, the incident happened near KR Puram in Bengaluru. In the video, a group of individuals can be seen assaulting a man and demanding him to chant ‘Jai Allu Arjun’.
The victim can be seen bleeding with severe injuries on his face. As per several reports, the victim is said to be a Prabhas fan and the fight was due to their differences. However, the exact reason behind the fight is not known.
Allu Arjun is also yet to react to the incident.
On the work front, Allu Arjun is gearing up for the release of his next pan-India film 'Pushpa 2: The Rule'. Directed by Sukumar, the sequel features Allu Arjun alongside Fahadh Faasil and Rashmika Mandanna.
The plot of the film is about the ascent of a daily laborer named Puspha in the underworld of redwood smuggling. The new Telugu movie is set to be released on August 15, 2024.
Allu Arjun will also be teaming up with director Sandeep Reddy Vanga of 'Animal' and 'Arjun Reddy' fame for a pan-Indian project.
