Jr NTR has issued a public warning after an AI-generated deepfake video of him and Janhvi Kapoor performing the Chuttamalle dance went viral. The clip, which digitally altered their likenesses into a sexually explicit scene, surfaced on social media just hours before the actor’s statement. No official release date for the original Devara footage was mentioned in reports, but the fake version spread rapidly across platforms like X and Instagram. While Janhvi Kapoor remains silent, Jr NTR did not hold back — calling the act 'disgusting, sick, and shameless' in a post that quickly became one of the most shared messages of the day. He framed the incident as a cultural violation: 'In a land where women are worshipped as mothers and goddesses, some people have fallen so low.' The reference to Matrudevo Bhava, a phrase embedded in Indian ethos. Wasn’t just poetic. It was a direct indictment of how technology is being weaponised against dignity. He vowed legal action against both creators and sharers of the content, stating bluntly: 'I will not spare any of you.' His message carried urgency: don’t watch, don’t share, because anyone’s family could be next. The post ended with a demand for stricter AI regulation from state governments and the Centre. Meanwhile, the original Devara song remains untouched in its theatrical context. But the damage isn’t just digital, it’s psychological. Celebrities, especially those in high-profile collaborations, now face a new kind of vulnerability. And this time, it wasn’t a leak. It was a lie built by code.