Kangana Ranaut's upcoming film Queen 2 has reportedly become the centre of a legal dispute shortly after completing production. Phantom Studios has moved the Bombay High Court with a Rs 250 crore lawsuit against JioStar, alleging that the film is an unauthorised sequel to the 2014 hit Queen and infringes upon the intellectual property rights associated with the original film.The sequel reportedly reunites Kangana Ranaut with filmmaker Vikas Bahl and recently wrapped filming. The project is now believed to be in post-production ahead of its planned release. Phantom Studios alleges intellectual property infringement According to a report by Mid-Day, Phantom Studios claims it owns 50 per cent of the intellectual property rights to Queen, including the rights to develop any sequels or derivative works based on the film.The production house has alleged that it never granted permission for Queen 2 to be developed and has therefore challenged the project in court.The publication quoted a source saying, "Their non action is what has led to Phantom Studios suing them for infringement. There was even a public notice put out and multiple communications sent to Vikas and JioStar as well, informing them before this step was taken."The lawsuit reportedly alleges that Queen 2 has been developed without the consent of one of the original rights holders. Production house says repeated communications went unanswered The report further suggested that Phantom Studios attempted to resolve the iss