Mrunal Thakur condemned the misuse of AI-generated deepfakes, labeling them illegal and unacceptable, while issuing a formal notice threatening legal action against perpetrators.
Mrunal Thakur issued legal notice against her AI deepfakes, joining Bollywood actors in court against synthetic media. Deepfake litigation escalates—compliance and liability risks demand identity-protection and content-moderation governance.
Legal warning
'Consider this your formal notice to stop immediately'
Thakur's post read, "Creating or sharing deepfake content using my likeness is illegal and unacceptable."
"Consider this your formal notice to stop immediately."
She further warned, "Any further misuse of my identity will result in legal action."
Mrunal Thakur issues stern legal warning over AI deepfakes: ‘Consider this your formal notice to stop immediately’
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