Tollywood Producers C. Kalyan & Burugupalli Sivarama Krishna Face Legal Heat in Hyderabad

Tollywood's producer circle is buzzing after C. Kalyan and Burugupalli Sivarama Krishna reportedly found themselves entangled in a legal controversy. Both are known for backing several notable Telugu films, and their names often surface in industry circles for ambitious projects. This time, however, the spotlight is on a property dispute rather than a film launch.

As per sources, Jubilee Hills Police have registered a case against the two producers following a complaint from businessman Kanthamaneni Ravi Shankar. The dispute centers around Plot No. 89 in the Women’s Co-operative Housing Society, Jubilee Hills—an area that's no stranger to high-profile real estate tussles. The complainant has alleged that, despite a court-issued interim injunction on June 10 to maintain status quo, C. Kalyan and Burugupalli Sivarama Krishna, along with others, entered the property without authorization. The buzz suggests that the group is accused of breaking locks, damaging the entrance gate, removing materials, threatening staff, and even demolishing a constructed room on the premises.

Police have reportedly begun examining court orders, property documents, and statements from all involved parties. While the investigation is still at an early stage, the industry grapevine has it that this incident has quickly become a hot topic among Tollywood insiders, given the stature of the producers involved.

Neither C. Kalyan nor Burugupalli Sivarama Krishna has released a detailed public statement about the allegations so far. With the legal process underway, many in the industry are watching closely to see how this high-profile case unfolds—and whether it will impact any of their upcoming film ventures.