He also asked K. Chandrashekar Rao, the chief minister of Telangana, to stop the film's screening across the state.[55] A week after the film's release, D. Nagaraju from Khammam accused the film's makers of plagiarising his script and demanded compensation of ₹20 million.[56] In Vijayawada, women's organisations held a protest against the film, complaining of its "objectionable" content that could have a negative impact on young people.[57]