In a shocking turn of events that has left film enthusiasts and law enforcement scratching their heads, Congress leader Theenmar Mallanna has filed a police complaint against none other than the beloved Telugu superstar Allu Arjun. The complaint, which has officially gone down in history as the most riveting piece of cinematic critique, alleges that the highly anticipated film 'Pushpa 2: The Rise' is a direct affront to the esteemed dignity of the police force. The controversy stems from a particularly *ahem* "pivotal" scene in which Arjun, portraying the titular character, reportedly engages in an act of open defiance against the law by urinating in the vicinity of a police officer. Theenmar, who has taken it upon himself to lead this charge, believes this scene not only tarnishes the image of the police but could also potentially lead to a nationwide epidemic of rogue urination—an act he claims could trigger a turf war between lawbreakers and law enforcers. “I just can’t stand idly by while our brave police officers are so brazenly portrayed as mere props in Allu Arjun’s cinematic landscape,” exclaimed Mallanna during a recent press conference. He went on to demand that the producers, director Sukumar, and Arjun himself face “strict action,” which many are interpreting as an inevitable sequel titled “Pushpa 3: The Courtroom Confrontation.” While the complaint has sparked outrage among police supporters, it has also ignited a frenzy of creativity on social media, with hashtags like #UrineTrouble and #PeeingForJustice trending overnight. Memes of Arjun with a police hat paired with outlandish captions such as “When nature calls, the law stands still” have inundated Instagram and Twitter. In response, the producers have issued a statement insisting that the scene was purely fictional and artistic. “The character of Pushpa has always embraced the philosophy of freedom—freedom of expression, and in this case, freedom of flow,” quipped a spokesperson for the franchise. "We assure you that Allu respects the law; he just felt his character needed to make a 'statement.'" As the drama unfolds, moviegoers are left to wonder whether Allu Arjun will have to trade in his hero’s cape for a court-issued uniform. Meanwhile, Theenmar Mallanna appears to be igniting the flames of a new political career as the self-appointed protector of police dignity and cinematic morals. Fans eagerly await the outcome of this legal fracas, while others ponder a pressing question: what does this mean for the water cooler conversations in Hyderabad? Only time will tell if this controversy will bring about a legal revolution or if it will be relegated to the annals of outrageous film-related escapades. In the meantime, Allu Arjun can rest assured that, regardless of the case’s outcome, he has undoubtedly left his mark—both on cinema and on the very fabric of public restroom etiquette.