Actress Sreeleela was seen visiting the Tirumala temple on the occasion of Vaikuntha Ekadashi with her grandmother. During her visit, she was seen getting mobbed by fans who wanted to take pictures with her, making their movement difficult
Sreeleela
On the occasion of Vaikuntha Ekadashi on Tuesday, December 30, 2025, several celebrities were seen visiting the Tirumala temple to seek blessings. Among them was actress Sreeleela, who visited the shrine with her grandmother. Videos of the actress from the temple have now gone viral, wherein she is seen getting mobbed by fans and struggling to make way.
Sreeleela mobbed at Tirumala temple
The actress, who visited the Tirumala temple to seek blessings, was seen surrounded by fans who were trying to take pictures with her and meet her. In one of the videos, she is seen holding her grandmother close as security guards try to move fans out of their way. The security guards can be seen asking fans to move aside. At one point in the video, Sreeleela asked her grandmother to be careful. She can be heard saying, “Ammamma kindana chusko (Be careful about where you’re stepping).”
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Similarly, in another video, Sreeleela is seen standing in a queue to seek blessings. As the videos of Sreeleela getting mobbed went viral on social media, one user suggested, “First ban mobiles near temples."
Other actresses were mobbed recently
The incident comes after actresses like Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Nidhhi Agerwal faced a similar ordeal in recent days. Samantha Ruth Prabhu was seen visiting Hyderabad for work commitment when she was mobbed by a large number of people, and chaos broke out. In clips that emerged online, she was seen struggling to move while looking visibly restrained as she made her way to her car. Her security was seen pushing the crowd and leading her towards the car.
Similarly, during a song launch event of The RaJa Saab, Nidhhi Agerwal was mobbed by a large number of fans, who even tried to touch her. Police at the Kukatpally Housing Board (KPHB) later registered a suo motu case against Lulu Mall management and the organisers of the event. KPHB Inspector S. Rajashekar Reddy confirmed that the organisers had not obtained prior permission to host the song launch event. "A case is being registered against the mall management and the event organisers for holding the programme without permission," he said.
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