Deepfake videos, which use AI technology to superimpose a celebrity’s face onto another person’s body to create realistic-looking videos, are increasingly affecting famous personalities, especially in the showbiz industry.
In recent months, not only Indian celebrities but also Pakistani stars have become victims of this dangerous tool. Among the Indian actresses affected are Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif, Kajol, and Rashmika Mandanna. In Pakistan, names like Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz and YouTuber Arub Jatoi have been mentioned, and now, actress Hania Aamir has also been targeted by AI video creators.
A recent AI-generated video circulating on social media shows Hania Aamir, star of the drama “Kabhi Mein Kabhi Tum,” in an inappropriate outfit. The video begins with Hania posing in a cheetah-print outfit, with other clips showing her wearing a revealing top. The bold imagery caused a stir among viewers.
However, keen-eyed viewers quickly noticed that the video’s authenticity was questionable. In some frames, it was clear that the person in the video wasn’t actually Hania Aamir, but rather an Indian model who looks somewhat like her.
As the AI-generated Deepfake video went viral, users pointed out that the person in the video was not Hania Aamir but someone who merely resembled her.
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