A fake AI-generated video allegedly showing Rukmini Vasanth in a bikini is reportedly circulating on social media, raising serious concerns over digital misuse and online harassment.
Such manipulated content not only violates personal privacy but can also lead to legal consequences for those creating, forwarding or reposting it.
According to online reports, the actress’s team is said to be preparing documents for cybercrime authorities, including links to posts and accounts sharing the morphed video and images on platforms like X, Facebook and Instagram.
Legal experts often warn that circulating defamatory or AI-manipulated content can attract action under cyber laws and privacy regulations.
Internet users are being urged not to share such images or links, even casually. Deleting reposts and avoiding the forwarding of unverified content is the safest step.
Responsible social media usage has become increasingly important in the age of AI-generated misinformation and digital impersonation.
