The controversy surrounding the title of Shraddha Kapoor's Eetha appears to have been resolved. The film's director, Laxman Utekar, reportedly spoke to the family of legendary Lavani artist Vitthabai Narayangaonkar, leading to both parties coming to terms with the existing name. Earlier, Vitthabai Narayangaonkar's grandson, Mohit Narayangaonkar, and Babasaheb Patil, the state president of the Film and Cultural Department of the Nationalist Congress Party, had objected to the film's title, arguing it should have been called Vittha instead of Eetha. However, Mohit has now said that he is satisfied with the explanation given by the filmmaker.

 Vitthabai Narayangaonkar's family drops objection on title

Speaking to NDTV, Mohit shared, "Yes, absolutely, we are satisfied. He spoke to us over the phone. He will be coming to Narayangaon soon, but right now he is busy with the editing work. We had requested that the film's title be changed, but he explained that in the rural areas, Vitthabai was earlier known as 'Eetha'. That is why they chose this title for the film. We have no problem with it now."