Singer Mangli Files Police Complaint Over Offensive Social Media Remarks

These days, with AI messing around everywhere, people are pushing limits they shouldn’t. Fake edits, twisted clips, and abusive trolling have become way too common, especially for actresses and singers. Mangli finally said enough and didn’t brush it off this time. Instead of letting it slide as many do, she walked straight into the police station and filed a complaint.

Everyone knows Mangli for her high-energy songs, Ra Ra Rakamma, Ramuloo Ramuloo, and so many others that play everywhere from weddings to film events. Even this year, she lent her voice to big films like Mad Square and Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1, plus a few smaller ones. And her recent song Baalloen Balli Palike blew up online. Reels, memes, edits, the whole package.

But one guy tried to twist the trend in the worst way. He posted a video using that same song but filled it with filthy, caste-based insults against Mangli. That crossed a hard line. Hurt and angry, she went to SR Nagar police station and filed a case. The police didn’t waste any time, they detained him, booked him under the SC/ST Atrocities Act and other sections for insulting women and tribal communities, and started questioning him.

Mangli said she’s glad people enjoy her songs but won’t tolerate abusive, caste-based remarks, adding that she trusts the law as police warn strict action while Baalloen Balli Palike continues crossing 8 million views.