A fresh clip of Janhvi Kapoor, twisted into a grotesque porn scene, is now trending on social media, spreading faster than any viral meme. The video takes the original, heart‑warmingly shot song "Chuttamalle" from Devara and turns it into a lurid nightmare, a stark reminder that AI can turn art into a tool for harassment.
The original track, a romantic melody about the chemistry between Kapoor and Jr NTR, was shot against breathtaking backdrops of wilderness and beaches. Its lyrics, penned by Ramajogayya Sastry, and music by Anirudh Ravichander, earned the song a place in the multi‑lingual soundtrack of 2024’s Devara, which hit theatres on September 27.
When the clip went live, Jr NTR took to X and slammed the creators. "Disgusting, sick and shameless," he wrote, calling the act a violation of cultural values that hold women as mothers and goddesses. He vowed, "I will take every possible legal action against those who created it and those who are spreading it," and urged viewers to refrain from watching or sharing it, warning that tomorrow could be anyone’s loved one.
This incident is the latest in a string of AI‑related scandals, reminding us that technology can be weaponised as easily as a sword. As the debate heats up, industry insiders and regulators are under pressure to tighten digital‑content laws, lest a single misused algorithm turns a star’s image into a public shaming tool.