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Tamannaah Bhatia set for her digital debut

Actress Tamannaah Bhatia, who rose to fame after playing a pivotal part in director S.S. Rajamouli’s Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) and Baahubali: The Conclusion (2017), is set to enter digital space.

She has been cast to play the female lead in an upcoming web-series which is being bankrolled by ZEE5. Talking about the genre of the web-show, it will be an action-based thriller. The makers are planning to begin production in the next two months.


Tamannaah, who appears in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam movies, is not the first mainstream actor who is plunging in the digital world. Before her, Saif Ali Khan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Radhika Apte and several popular actors have appeared on web-shows.

Her Entertainment (2014) co-star Akshay Kumar is also set to make his digital debut with Amazon Prime Video’s The End.

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Naga Chaitanya seeks legal action against AI content that claimed he cheated on Samantha Ruth Prabhu

The suit targets a range of content, including unauthorised merchandise

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Naga Chaitanya seeks legal action against AI content that claimed he cheated on Samantha Ruth Prabhu

Highlights

  • Naga Chaitanya has sought protection of his personality rights in the Delhi High Court
  • The actor has objected to AI-generated, manipulated and pornographic content using his identity
  • His legal team flagged material alleging he cheated on Samantha Ruth Prabhu and damaged her career
  • The matter has been listed for further hearing on September 30

Actor seeks protection against misuse of identity

Telugu actor Naga Chaitanya has approached the Delhi High Court seeking protection of his personality rights, raising concerns over the alleged unauthorised use of his name, image and likeness across online platforms.

The suit targets a range of content, including unauthorised merchandise, AI-generated material, deepfakes and allegedly defamatory posts that the actor claims have harmed his reputation and public image.

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