India, Nov. 2 -- T elangana Labour Department has served a notice to the makers of actor Ravi Teja's Telugu film Irumudi, directed by Shiva Nirvana, following a complaint about child actor Nakshathra's working hours, remuneration, and safety. According to a report by Telangana Today, the complaint was filed by C Mahesh Babu, founder-president of Jai Lok Satta (Social Justice Forum). The joint commissioner of labour, Ranga Reddy Zone, has scheduled a meeting with the production house Mythri Movie Makers on November 4. The producers have also been asked to furnish records of Nakshathra's participation in promotional activities, along with details of whether 20% of her remuneration was deposited in a fixed deposit account in her name. The department is reportedly also examining whether the conversations and language used at a promotional event compromised the 12-year-old's dignity and safety. The notice follows a controversy over Teja using the Telugu phrase Muduru munda, considered derogatory towards women, for Nakshathra at the film's August pre-release event. Neither the actor nor the film's team have publicly addressed the incident.HTC....