After Rashmika Mandanna; Katrina Kaif Falls Victim To DeepFake As Towel Fight Scene From Tiger 3 Gets Morphed

After Rashmika Mandanna's Deepfake video controversy, Katrina Kaif's towel fight scene from Tiger 3 has fallen victim to digital manipulation. The image featuring Katrina that has gone viral on social media has sparked outrage among fans and concerns about online security.

Rashmika Mandanna, who recently became a victim of a deepfake video, expressed her shock and concern. Her ordeal garnered support from both fans and industry veterans, with Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan demanding legal action against those responsible for this malicious act.

Now, after Rashmika, Katrina Kaif's towel fight scene from her highly anticipated movie Tiger 3 has been morphed and is getting widely circulated on the internet.

The original picture featured a towel-clad Katrina engaged in a fight with a Hollywood stuntwoman. However, in the altered image, Katrina is depicted wearing a low-cut white bra top instead of the towel.

The manipulated image of Katrina Kaif's towel fight scene has triggered a wave of criticism, with fans and netizens questioning the unethical creation. This incident also highlights the growing concern surrounding morphed videos and images on social media platforms.

Meanwhile, Katrina Kaif's towel fight scene has been a topic of discussion since the release of the trailer of Tiger 3 which also stars Salman Khan. Sharing the challenges while filming of this intense sequence, she said, "It was a difficult sequence to shoot because it involves hand-to-hand combat within a steamy hammam. The steam made gripping, fending, and landing punches and kicks a formidable challenge. I don't think there has been a fight sequence like this featuring two women on screen in India."

For the uninitiated, a deepfake video featuring Rashmika Mandanna created waves on social media on Monday. The video showed her entering an elevator dressed procatively. The video originally featured Zara Patel, who took to social media and reacted to the video. While expressing concern over the safety of women and girls, she cleared her stance.