Art Director Anand Sai's Son Sandeep Arrested in Hyderabad Hit-and-Run
Art director Anand Sai's son Sandeep has been arrested in Hyderabad after a fatal hit-and-run incident. Police are investigating the case, which has drawn attention in Telugu film circles.
Dumtika Editorial
September 1, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Anand Sai's son Sandeep arrested after fatal hit-and-run in Hyderabad
- Incident resulted in the death of a pedestrian and injury to another person
- Case draws attention due to Anand Sai's prominence in Telugu cinema
- Police investigation ongoing; further updates awaited
Art director Anand Sai, known for his acclaimed work in major Telugu films and his association with the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams board, is in the spotlight after his son Sandeep was arrested by Raidurg police in Hyderabad. The arrest follows a hit-and-run incident that occurred on the road connecting the ORR rotary towards Khajaguda, drawing significant attention within Telugu film circles.
According to reports, Sandeep was allegedly driving an Innova when the vehicle struck a pedestrian named Nandulal, who was walking along the roadside. Nandulal reportedly died at the scene. Another individual, described as a student, sustained injuries and was promptly taken to a hospital for treatment. Police have registered the case as a hit-and-run, as Sandeep is said to have left the location after the accident without stopping to assist the victims.
Sandeep's arrest has sparked discussion in the Telugu entertainment industry, given Anand Sai's prominent standing as an art director on several high-profile projects. The incident has also raised concerns about road safety and the responsibilities of those involved in such accidents. As of now, the Raidurg police continue their investigation, and further details are awaited regarding the circumstances of the case and potential legal proceedings.
No official statements from Anand Sai or his family have been released at this time. Updates from law enforcement are expected as the inquiry progresses.


