Savdhaan India Actor Sushant Singh Calls Out ‘Blaring Loud Music,’ Seeks Mumbai Police’s Help

Actor Sushant Singh recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to raise concerns over noise pollution in his neighbourhood. Tagging the Mumbai Police, the Savdhaan India actor complained about a rooftop restaurant, located next to his residential building in Amboli, alleging that it had been playing loud music late at night. Sharing a video recorded at 10:40 PM, Singh questioned whether such noise levels were legal after 10 PM. He stated that the disturbance continued even at the time of posting his tweet. His complaint sparked conversations online about noise regulations, civic responsibility, and the need for stricter enforcement to ensure residents’ peace and safety.Sushant Singh Calls Out 'Blaring Loud Music'Sharing a video, the Satya actor tweeted,

"Dear @MumbaiPolice this rooftop restaurant Trove9 next to my residential building has been blaring loud music for the last few nights past 10 PM. Is this legal? This video was recorded at 10:40 PM and the noise is still on at the time of posting this tweet."

Dear @MumbaiPolice this rooftop restaurant Trove9 next to my residential building has been blaring loud music for the last few nights past 10 PM. Is this legal? This video was recorded at 10:40 PM and the noise is still on at the time of posting this tweet. pic.twitter.com/Rgq1EzPxoN

— सुशांत सिंह sushant singh ‏سشانت سنگھ (@sushant_says) December 27, 2025

The official handle of the Mumbai Police responded to the tweet, stating that the Amboli Police Station had been informed.Meanwhile, netizens rallied in the comments section to show their support. A person commented, "MumbaiPolice @CPMumbaiPolice. Kindly look at this immediately, Loud music is a punishable offense in India. Using loudspeakers is prohibited from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m."Another wrote, "Playing loud music beyond 10 PM violates noise regulations and residents’ right to peace. The Bombay High Court in Jaago Nehru Nagar Residents Welfare Association v. Commissioner of Police (2025) has clearly prohibited such acts. Bars must comply with the law and respect neighbourhood harmony."About Sushant SinghSushant is an Indian television and film actor. He is best known for hosting and narrating the crime show Savdhaan India, where his powerful delivery made him a familiar face among viewers. He has also appeared in several Hindi films, including Satya, Jungle, Company, The Legend of Bhagat Singh, Kai Po Che! and Lakshaya.