Fake video of Rashmika Mandanna made by AI goes viral: Amitabh Bachchan alerts, says – legal action should be taken against the culprit

A fake video of Rashmika Mandanna has surfaced, which was made through AI. It is seen in the video that a woman enters the lift, whose face is exactly like Rashmika. That woman’s face has been made exactly like Rashmika with the help of AI’s deepfake technology.

After this video surfaced, Amitabh Bachchan has come out in support of his co-star Rashmika from the film Goodbye. He has demanded legal action against the culprits soon. Along with Big B, fans are also standing in support of Rashmika.

Apart from Rashmika, many people have become victims of cyber crime. With the increasing use of AI, such incidents are increasing rapidly.

This matter came to light from the post of journalist Abhishek
ALT News journalist Abhishek had uploaded this fake video on his Twitter handle. Along with this video, he wrote in the caption – Legal action is needed to deal with deepfakes in India. You might have seen this viral video of actress Rashmika Mandanna on social media handles, but this is a deepfake video of a woman named Zara Patel.

Abhishek further said, the original video is of a British Indian girl named Zara Patel, who has 415K followers on Instagram. This video was uploaded by Zara on her Instagram on October 9.

Big B demanded legal action
Re-tweeting this post of Abhishek, Amitabh Bachchan wrote – Yes, this is a strong case from the legal angle. Along with Big B, Rashmika’s fans are also demanding strict action against this video.

Worked with Big B in debut film
Rashmika worked with Big B in her Bollywood debut film Goodbye. She played the role of Big B’s daughter in the film. Neena Gupta also shared the screen with both of them. However, the film did not perform well at the box office and failed. Despite a big star cast and a family drama, the film did not live up to expectations.

In the coming days, Rashmika will be seen in the film Animal with Ranbir. This film will be released in theaters on December 1.