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'They Change The Size Of Your…': Shriya Saran Shares Experience Of AI Abuse Amid Janhvi Kapoor's Chuttamalle Video Row

Actress Shriya Saran, who was last seen in Drishyam: The Conclusion alongside Ajay Devgn, recently opened up about AI abuse after morphed images of her surfaced online. The actress addressed the growing misuse of AI, which has increasingly raised concerns across the film industry. Her remarks come amid the controversy surrounding an AI-altered version of Janhvi Kapoor's song Chuttamalle from her…

'They Change The Size Of Your…': Shriya Saran Shares Experience Of AI Abuse Amid Janhvi Kapoor's Chuttamalle Video Row

Actress Shriya Saran, known for her recent role in Drishyam: The Conclusion, has spoken out about the misuse of artificial intelligence as AI-generated images of her have circulated online. The controversy has heightened concerns within the entertainment industry regarding the expanding misuse of AI technology. The incident has been linked to the controversial AI-altered version of Janhvi Kapoor's song Chuttamalle, featured in her 2024 film Devara: Part 1, which allegedly portrayed the actress in a sexually explicit and demeaning manner. Shriya Saran Reflects on AI Deepfakes Amid Janhvi Kapoor Row

In an interview with News18, Shriya Saran recalled that the makers of Drishyam, her 2022 film where she starred alongside Ajay Devgn, allowed her to leave the set early as a new mother, sometimes even before Ajay Devgn himself. Speaking about the peculiar nature of AI-generated imagery, she remarked, "It's funny. Sometimes, I don't even know if it's me.

They change the size of your breasts, suddenly the cape that you were wearing is gone or your butt looks bigger. You've got to take it with a pinch of salt. Having said that, it's annoying and it's not right." Shriya Saran on AI Misuse

Shriya acknowledged that AI holds significant potential for beneficial applications and can be a valuable tool, but she also highlighted the risks of its misuse. She emphasized that this concern is not limited to AI alone, as people will eventually need to adapt to and find solutions for the consequences of such technologies. Reflecting on her career in the film industry since her debut in Ishtam in 2001, the actress observed that various aspects of an actor's life have evolved along with the changing technological landscape.

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