Hyderabad Police Commissioner Calls Out Jr NTR Fans Over His Fake Image, Asks Actor To Take Note Amid Janhvi Kapoor's AI Song Row
Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar called on actor Jr NTR to take note of the alleged misuse of his image by some of the actor’s fans amid the controversy surrounding an AI-generated video featuring Janhvi Kapoor and Jr NTR. Sajjanar flagged the circulation of a fake image showing him making an arrest and urged social media users not to believe or share unverified content. The commissioner…
Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar urged actor Jr NTR to exercise caution regarding the misuse of his image by some of his fans, amid a controversy involving an AI-generated video featuring Janhvi Kapoor and Jr NTR. Sajjanar cautioned social media users against believing or sharing unverified content and addressed Jr NTR directly on X, pointing out a fake image that claimed an arrest had been made in connection with the deepfake video.
He clarified that the image was AI-generated and not a genuine photograph, warning against the spread of such deepfakes.
Sajjanar highlighted the growing issue of AI-generated misinformation and emphasized the importance of verifying online content before sharing it. "With AI-generated images becoming increasingly realistic, it is important to question what we see online. Just because a photograph looks convincing does not mean it is real. Misinformation spreads faster when people share content without checking the facts," he added.
The commissioner specifically addressed Jr NTR, asking him to take note of the misuse of his image by some fans. The initially shared X post was later deleted and an apology was made in the comments section. Some Jr NTR fans defended the actor, but the controversy drew attention to the misuse of AI to manipulate images and videos of public figures without their consent. Janhvi Kapoor responded to the AI-morphed video involving her and Jr NTR by cautioning about women's autonomy and personal boundaries in the digital age.
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