A deepfake video of Janhvi Kapoor, digitally altered to depict explicit content, has gone viral on social media just days after the release of Devara: Part 1. The manipulated clip, based on the film’s chart-topping track Chuttamalle, features a synthetic version of the actress in a sexually suggestive context. The original song — featuring Kapoor and Jr. NTR, was already a major draw during the film’s theatrical run, known for its high-energy choreography and visual flair. Now, that same energy is being weaponised in a disturbing digital form. No official statement has been issued by Kapoor or her team as of Thursday morning. The incident follows a similar case earlier this year involving Rashmika Mandanna, where AI-generated content sparked outrage and renewed calls for legal intervention. While the source material confirms the video’s existence and circulation, it does not confirm how it was created, who shared it first, or whether any platforms have taken action. What’s clear is that the line between entertainment and exploitation is blurring fast. And once again, it’s female actors bearing the brunt. The next move lies with law enforcement, tech platforms, and public pressure. A response from Kapoor’s camp could come at any moment. Until then, the silence speaks volumes.