Payal Gaming Viral Video | Anjali Backs Payal & Recalls Trauma Of Her ‘Fake MMS’: Main Har Din Uski Saza…

Payal Gaming Viral Video Update: One viral clip has again shifted focus to online privacy, with gaming creator Payal Gaming, also known as Payal Dhare, at the centre. An alleged 19-minute private video spread across social platforms, with users debating if the person seen in it is Payal and others insisting the footage is fake and AI-generated. The clip emerged while Payal is travelling in Dubai, which added to the online buzz around the claims. The video appears to show a couple in an intimate setting, and several posts on X and other platforms suggested the woman seen there is Payal.

Supporters quickly challenged these posts and rejected any link between Payal and the video. Fans have repeatedly alleged the Payal Gaming viral video is a deepfake created with artificial intelligence tools. One supporter wrote, "That girl was not Payal Gaming. Don't spread fake news". Many users argued that circulating such material without proof is harmful, especially when the identity in the clip remains unverified. As the video has left brimming with an opinion, Anjali Arora has now come out in Payal's support

Anjali Arora Reacts To Payal Gaming's Viral Video

Taking to her Instagram, Anjali recalled the trauma when an alleged MMS went viral under her name three years ago. She wrote, "Three years ago, I went through the trauma of a fake MMS being circulated using my name. Seeing the same thing happen to Payal Gaming today brings back those painful memories. People don't realise how damaging their actions are. For them, it's a minute of entertainment - for us, it becomes years of trauma. Because of such false controversies, I was removed from good projects and even today I continue to face professional backlash not because of my work but because of lies. It's disturbing how easily fake narratives are believed and how quickly empathy is replaced by judgement. This mindset is disgusting and absolutely unacceptable. No woman deserves to suffer for someone else's cheap curiosity or baseless lies". Anjali had captioned the post as, "Main har din us jhooth ki saza bhugat rahi hoon jo maine kabhi kiya hi nahi💔"

Earlier, Payal had also reacted to the viral video and stated, "I want to state this clearly and without ambiguity; the individual depicted in that video is not me and it has no connection to my life, my choices or my identity. What has been most painful is not only the misrepresentation itself but the speed and ease with which a person's dignity can be undermined in the digital space. These actions have consequences far beyond the screen, affecting real people, real families and real life".