Rashmika Mandanna Recent Video Watch: A Fake video is going viral on Twitter and Instagram, in the video a girl wearing a black yoga bodysuit enters an elevator while smiling, whose face morphed as Rashmika Mandana. Amitabh Bachchan said “Strong Case For Legal” after this viral deep fake video. Let’s dive into the deep information.
Rashmika Mandanna Recent Video Watch
A recent viral video shows a girl getting into an elevator in the guise of Rashmika Mandanna. The video has revealed a deep fake. The video is still making rounds on social media since it was uploaded on 8 October on Instagram.
When many fans first saw the video they could not understand and see it as Rashmika Mandanna’s real video but after seeing the original video, they realized that this video was a deep fake.
The deep fake video has amassed millions of views across social media platforms including more than 2.4 million on Twitter. Abhishek Kumar, a journalist from India, tracked down the fake video’s origin.
Mr. Abhishek Kumar wrote on Twitter, “There is an urgent need for a legal and regulatory framework to deal with deepfake in India. You might have seen this viral video of actress Rashmika Mandanna on Instagram. But wait, this is a deepfake video of Zara Patel. This thread contains the actual video.”
The viral was also shared by actor Amitabh Bachchan, who tweeted stating that the deep fakes are a “strong case for legal”.
Rashmika Mandanna Recent News of Deepfake AI
The real video is of a British Indian girl named Zara Patel, who has more than 449K followers on her Instagram. Zara Patel recently accepted that she is not involved in making a deep fake of Rashmika Mandanna and said “I’m deeply upset by what is happening.”
Amid this deep fake viral video, Ms. Patel recently shared a story on her Instagram, where she wrote, “It has come to my attention that someone created a deepfake video using my body and a popular Bollywood actress’s face. I had no involvement with the deepfake video, and I’m deeply disturbed and upset by what is happening.
I worry about the future of women and girls who now have to fear even more about putting themselves on social media. Please take a step back and fact-check what you see on the internet. Not everyone on the internet is real.”
