Tollywood's
Power
Star
Pawan
Kalyan
is
basking
in
the
success
of
his
recent
venture
Vakeel
Saab.
The
film
directed
by
Venu
Sriram
made
it
to
the
theatres
on
April
9
and
turned
into
a
blockbuster
venture
despite
restrictions
due
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
Well
now,
the
film
has
yet
again
made
headlines,
but
for
a
wrong
reason.
As
per
the
latest
report,
a
case
has
been
filed
against
the
makers
of
the
film
at
Hyderabad's
Punjagutta
Police
Station
for
using
a
person's
mobile
number
without
his
permission.
Reportedly,
the
complainant
Sudhakar
has
filed
a
case
against
the
makers
alleging
that
his
mobile
number
was
used
in
the
film
without
his
verbal
or
written
permission.
In
his
complaint,
he
has
mentioned
that
he
was
being
harassed
by
countless
phone
calls
following
the
sequence
in
the
film
that
showed
his
cell
number.
Reports
suggest
that
though
the
complainant
tried
to
reach
out
to
the
makers
through
his
lawyer,
the
team
didn't
respond
to
the
same,
which
forced
him
to
approach
the
police.
In
the
latest
development,
the
police
have
sent
a
legal
notice
to
the
makers.
With
several
reports
doing
the
rounds
about
the
case,
fans
and
followers
of
Pawan
Kalyan
are
expecting
the
team
to
give
clarity
about
the
same.
Talking
about
Vakeel
Saab,
the
film
also
featuring
Nivetha
Thomas,
Shruti
Haasan,
Anjali,
and
Ananya
Nagalla
in
key
roles
revolves
around
sexual
violence
against
women
and
the
importance
of
consent.
Jointly
bankrolled
by
Dil
Raju
and
Boney
Kapoor
under
Sri
Venkateswara
Creations
and
Bay
View
Projects
LLP
respectively,
Vakeel
Saab
is
the
official
Telugu
remake
of
the
Hindi
film
Pink,
that
released
in
2016
and
starred
Amitabh
Bachchan
along
with
Taapsee
Pannu
and
Kriti
Kulhari.