Another filmmaker has come forward with another accusation against Rachita Ram for failing to market their film Sanju Weds Geetha 2, one day after director Nagashekar and star Srinagara Kitty filed a complaint with the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce. According to Vijayalakshmi Urs, who wrote and produced the film Uppi Rupee, starring Real Star Upendra, Rachita's lack of cooperation led to the film's production being halted at around 35%.

Because Rachita Ram declined to film for the movie, the maker of Uppi Rupee asserts that he has suffered a loss of Rs 1.5 crore

Vijayalakshmi claims in a complaint submitted to the chamber that the movie, which was mostly filmed in Bangkok, is still unfinished because Rachita did not fulfill her promise and was unavailable for the filming schedule, despite the team's repeated efforts to arrange her flight. Rachita scheduled days for the picture, but Vijayalakshmi claims that each time her crew reserved her airline to Bangkok, she would request that it be postponed to a later day. This occurred several times, and finally, the movie came to a complete stop.

In this context, Vijayalakshmi has asked the chamber to intervene and mediate a solution after claiming she incurred losses of Rs 1.5 crore. The producer has called on the chamber to have Rachita, who is reported to have received a Rs 13 lakh advance on her Rs 23 lakh salary, finish the movie.

Vijayalakshmi claims that Rachita should reimburse the advance she received if she refuses to finish the movie, which has been stuck for the past eight years. The producer claims in her complaint that Rachita was unreachable even after several attempts to get in touch with her about the movie's progress.

Regarding the matter with Sanju Weds Geetha 2, Rachita was not involved in the movie's promotions either when it was initially released in January or when it was re-released in early June. When questioned by the media about her absence, the team had attempted to defend her by saying that she would be at important promotional events, but they have since changed course and lodged a complaint.