Zara Patel, the girl with Rashmika’s deepfake video, came forward: Said- I have no involvement in this, girls will leave social media like this

There has been a lot of controversy over Rashmika Mandanna’s deepfake video. Rashmika herself has also expressed concern and sorrow regarding this. Now the real personality seen in this video, Zara Patel has also reacted. Zara said that she has no involvement in this deepfake video controversy.

She has become very disturbed by this incident. Zara said that if things continue like this, in future girls and women will be afraid of sharing their photos and videos on social media.

See Zara’s social media post..

Zara said- Not everything seen on the internet is real
Zara Patel wrote on social media – Someone has made a deepfake video using my body and superimposing the face of a popular Bollywood actress. I have no involvement in this. In fact, after seeing all this, I have become very upset and disturbed.

I am worried about the future of women and girls. It has been so that she will shy away from coming on social media. Whatever you see on the internet, first fact check it. Not everything shown on the internet is correct.

Zara shares bold content on social media, has 4.5 lakh followers
Let us tell you that Zara Patel is a British Indian influencer, she has 4.5 lakh followers on social media. Zara is a full time data engineer by profession, apart from this she is also a mental health advocate. However, she remains in the news for some other reasons.

Zara often shares subjects with adult and bold content on her social media. He shared a video on October 9. In that video, Zara is seen boarding the lift in a black short dress. Using this video, some anti-social elements made a fake video of Rashmika Mandanna with the help of AI (Artificial Intelligence).

Read what Rashmika Mandanna said on this deepfake video..
‘A deepfake video of mine is going viral on the internet, which I feel very sad to talk about. Honestly, this is very scary not only for me but for each one of us who are in danger due to misuse of this technology.

Today as a woman and an actress, I am grateful to my family, friends and well-wishers, who are my protection and support system. If this had happened to me when I was in school or college, I really can’t imagine how I would have been able to get myself out of this situation.

We as a society should immediately raise our voice against this tampering with our identity, before more people become its victims. Read the full news..