The Bombay High Court ordered removal of deepfakes and unauthorized AI content featuring Samantha Ruth Prabhu, after she raised concerns about misuse of her identity on platforms. The court said the order protects her personality rights, linking them to fundamental rights, and noted allegations of morphed images and AI‑generated content used without permission.
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It shows legal action is being taken to safeguard her public image from unauthorized digital manipulation.
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