Telangana Police officers Association has recently conducted a press meet to warn Telugu filmmakers to not sue degrading titles and scenes in the films.

The association has even forced successful producer Dil Raju to change the title of dubbed version of Vijay’s recent release ‘Theri’. Just a day prior to the release, ‘Policeodu’ title was changed to ‘Police’.

Now, they have targeted actor Srikanth’s upcoming film titled ‘Mental Police’. Following the complaint of Telangana Police association, the High Court has sent a legal notice to the makers of Mental Police asking them to change the title. Makers are now looking for alternative titles.

Mental Police makers have recently released the trailer and in one scene, the actor was seen sitting on the road with a garland of chappals to his neck.

Hero Srikanth, who won appreciation for his police officer role in his last release Terror, has now landed himself in a legal trouble for his cop role in his latest film titled “Mental Police”.

The Police Officer’s Association in Hyderabad has served legal notices to Srikanth and the makers of Mental Police alleging that the film’s unit has insulted the police department. The association further alleged that the ‘Mental Police’ title is demeaning and is making a mockery of the police personnel.

The association demanded that the film’s title should be replaced along with all the objectionable scenes. In the film’s trailer, Srikanth, a police officer in the film, was seen wearing a garland of chappals and sitting on the road.

The movie is being directed by P Babji and produced by AVV Durga Prasad. Aksha is playing heroine opposite Srikanth.