<p>Actor Shalini Pandey on Monday addressed an AI-generated video that has been circulating across social media. She has firmly denied being featured in the clip and called out the misuse of artificial intelligence to create misleading content involving women.</p><h2>Shalini Pandey on her AI-generated video</h2><p>Pandey addressed the matter through an Instagram post, asking users to exercise caution. "I want to address a fake AI-generated video of me that is currently being circulated online. The video is completely fabricated and does not depict me. It is deeply disturbing to see technology being misused in this way to target and harm individuals, especially women," she wrote.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/ankit-baliyan-murder-case-singer-s-wife-calls-accused-shooters-anti-national-elements-1788182033667"><strong>Ankit Baliyan murder case: Singer’s wife calls accused shooters ‘anti-national elements’</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The actor also urged people who encounter the clip online to report it. "I strongly condemn this kind of abuse and believe this kind of misuse of technology should never be normalised. If you come across this video, please do not share, forward, download, or engage with it. Instead, please report it immediately. I request everyone to be responsible and mindful, and help stop its circulation rather than giving it further reach. Thankyou!"</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/south-cinema/yash-s-mother-reacts-to-allu-aravind-s-old-who-was-yash-before-kgf-remark-he-s-not-a-terrorist-1788179372195"><strong>Yash’s mother reacts to Allu Aravind’s old 'who was Yash before KGF' remark</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/daayra-trailer-kareena-kapoor-prithviraj-sukumaran-clash-on-law-and-justice-in-meghna-gulzar-s-thriller-watch-1788168274418"><strong>Daayra trailer: Kareena, Prithviraj clash on law and justice in the thriller</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>This is happening at a time when cases of celebrities falling victim to deepfakes and content created by AI are growing. Celebrities like Rashmika Mandanna, Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone, Katrina Kaif, Aamir Khan and Ranveer Singh have earlier been victims of deepfake-related incidents.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also Read: </strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/ramayana-this-tv-actor-set-to-play-sai-pallavi-s-father-raja-janak-in-nitesh-tiwari-s-mythological-epic-1788165536192"><strong>Ramayana: THIS TV actor set to play Sai Pallavi’s father, Raja Janak</strong></a></p><h2>About Shalini Pandey's career</h2><p>Pandey became popular with the 2017 Telugu film Arjun Reddy, in which she starred opposite Vijay Deverakonda. Her performance as Preethi was widely appreciated by the viewers.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>She subsequently appeared in projects across Telugu, Tamil and Hindi cinema, including Mahanati, 118, 100% Kadhal, *Jayeshbhai Jordaar and Maharaj. Jayeshbhai Jordaar was her Hindi film debut, where she shared the screen with Ranveer Singh.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Some of her other projects include Dabba Cartel and Dhanush's Tamil film Idly Kadai.</p>

Shalini Pandey, best known for Arjun Reddy has addressed the fake, AI-generated video that has been circulating online. She took to social media to deny being featured in the clip. Read on to know more.

Actor Shalini Pandey on Monday addressed an AI-generated video that has been circulating across social media. She has firmly denied being featured in the clip and called out the misuse of artificial intelligence to create misleading content involving women. Shalini Pandey on her AI-generated video Pandey addressed the matter through an Instagram post, asking users to exercise caution. "I want to address a fake AI-generated video of me that is currently being circulated online. The video is completely fabricated and does not depict me. It is deeply disturbing to see technology being misused in this way to target and harm individuals, especially women," she wrote. Also Read: Ankit Baliyan murder case: Singer’s wife calls accused shooters ‘anti-national elements’ The actor also urged people who encounter the clip online to report it. "I strongly condemn this kind of abuse and believe this kind of misuse of technology should never be normalised. If you come across this video, please do not share, forward, download, or engage with it. Instead, please report it immediately. I request everyone to be responsible and mindful, and help stop its circulation rather than giving it further reach. Thankyou!" Also Read: Yash’s mother reacts to Allu Aravind’s old 'who was Yash before KGF' remark

<p>Shalini Pandey, best known for Arjun Reddy, has addressed the fake, AI-generated video that has been circulating online. She took to social media to deny being featured in the clip. Read on to know more.</p>

Shalini Pandey reacts to fake AI video: ‘Completely fabricated’

<p>Bollywood has over the years tried to use humour to tackle societal issues. Message-driven films have been the norm for a while now and most have taken the similar route of infusing humour in the narrative. YRF's latest 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' falls in the same category where Ranveer Singh plays an uncanny superhero, fighting for the rights of women, in a patriarchal world.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Jayesh and his wife Mudra (newcomer Shalini Pandey) are expecting their second child. They live in Pravingarh, a fictitious village in Gujarat, with Jayesh's bossy parents (Boman Irani and Ratna Pathak Shah) and their 9-year-old daughter Siddhi. A soft-spoken, meek man, Jayesh has the burden of being the son of the village chief who wants his son and daughter-in-law to give an heir to continue the family lineage. After six miscarriages (read abortions), the family is now desperate for a son and is ready to appease any god or goat in order to get their wish fulfilled.&nbsp;<br />
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When the doctor slyly lets Jayesh know that another girl is on her way, he takes it upon himself to save his wife whom he loves dearly and knows will not be spared by his dominating, conservative parents. With six abortions, Mudra is already weak and Jayesh is aware that another abortion will just lead to her death. And so, he devices a rather convoluted plan to escape with his wife and daughter to a village in Haryana - where due to female infanticide, most men remain unmarried and who want to welcome women with open arms.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
As Jayesh escapes with Mudra and Siddhi, he has his entire village and the cops chasing them to teach them a lesson or two. Will he be able to protect his child ultimately forms the rest of the story.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
New director and writer Divyang Thakker takes the story to rural Gujarat which may have infrastructurally grown leaps and bounds but is shown to have archaic thinking. It is rather surprising to find Jayesh as a closet feminist, in a society that has alpha males and dominating matriarchs. Everyone around him, his parents and even his wife are more concerned about an heir than he himself. They are all by-products of the same society, and yet Jayesh sticks out like a sore thumb.&nbsp;</p>

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The film solely rests on Ranveer's shoulder and the man proves his versatility in playing Jayeshbhai effectively. His Jayeshbhai is strikingly opposite to some of the characters the actor has played in the past. From well built, bare-chested Ram (another Gujarati character) in 'Goliyon ki Raasleela Ram Leela' or the menacing Khilji in 'Padmavat' and the recent Kapil Dev in '83'- Ranveer once again completely transforms himself to play a timid, meek character like Jayeshbhai who is bullied by him the father at all points in time, who is scared to speak about the ill practices of female infanticide to his parents even though he is guilty of being party to it. It's a delight always to watch Ranveer transform on-screen into different characters and 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' is no different. Despite the film's over the top treatment, it is the film's leading man who truly shines.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Playing his wife, newcomer Shalini Pandey (of 'Arjun Reddy' fame) has a limited scope on screen as the film is written from the man's perspective. Boman Irani as the authoritarian patriarch and Ratna Pathak Shah as his wife are equally effective in their roles. The other actor who shines in the film is &nbsp;Jia Vaidya, as Jayesh and Mudra's firstborn. The young star plays the feisty, smart alec Siddhi with such ease and it is a delight to watch her on-screen.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Screenplay by Thakker and Anckur Chaudhry has its moments. There are scenes where Mudra realises what life possibly can offer when she is out of the stifling environment of her in-laws' home. The portions where Jayesh play acts to be the bossy, abusive husband just to please his parents draws in laughs too but near the climax, the film somewhat becomes a mish-mash, sometimes oversimplifying a grave issue at hand. The portion where Puneet Issar's character comes in is intended to draw in laughs but it plays out on screen rather clumsily and the effect is downright silly.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Also, the portion where Ranveer gives a strange analogy of wanting a kiss and making women of his village understand consent seems slightly convoluted. The scene is supposed to draw in some tears but is sketchily written and hence has no impact.&nbsp;<br />
<br />
Despite the film's desperate need to keep things light though, 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' works, mainly because Ranveer plays his part so well and so convincingly that he brings a smile to the viewer's face. An issue-based film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' sure takes multiple liberties, where everything seems hunky-dory by the end of it, but still manages to win hearts for its message.&nbsp;<br />
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'Jayebhai Jordaar' has released in theatres this Friday.&nbsp;</p>


Bollywood has over the years tried to use humour to tackle societal issues. Message-driven films have been the norm for a while now and most have taken the similar route of infusing humour in the narrative.

Bollywood has over the years tried to use humour to tackle societal issues. Message-driven films have been the norm for a while now and most have taken the similar route of infusing humour in the narrative. YRF's latest 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' falls in the same category where Ranveer Singh plays an uncanny superhero, fighting for the rights of women, in a patriarchal world. Jayesh and his wife Mudra (newcomer Shalini Pandey) are expecting their second child. They live in Pravingarh, a fictitious village in Gujarat, with Jayesh's bossy parents (Boman Irani and Ratna Pathak Shah) and their 9-year-old daughter Siddhi. A soft-spoken, meek man, Jayesh has the burden of being the son of the village chief who wants his son and daughter-in-law to give an heir to continue the family lineage. After six miscarriages (read abortions), the family is now desperate for a son and is ready to appease any god or goat in order to get their wish fulfilled. When the doctor slyly lets Jayesh know that another girl is on her way, he takes it upon himself to save his wife whom he loves dearly and knows will not be spared by his dominating, conservative parents. With six abortions, Mudra is already weak and Jayesh is aware that another abortion will just lead to her death. And so, he devices a rather convoluted plan to escape with his wife and daughter to a village in Haryana - where due to female infanticide, most men remain unmarried and who want to welcome women with open arms. As Jayesh escapes with Mudra and Siddhi, he has his entire village and the cops chasing them to teach them a lesson or two. Will he be able to protect his child ultimately forms the rest of the story. New director and writer Divyang Thakker takes the story to rural Gujarat which may have infrastructurally grown leaps and bounds but is shown to have archaic thinking. It is rather surprising to find Jayesh as a closet feminist, in a society that has alpha males and dominating matriarchs. Everyone around him, his parents and even his wife are more concerned about an heir than he himself. They are all by-products of the same society, and yet Jayesh sticks out like a sore thumb. The film solely rests on Ranveer's shoulder and the man proves his versatility in playing Jayeshbhai effectively. His Jayeshbhai is strikingly opposite to some of the characters the actor has played in the past. From well built, bare-chested Ram (another Gujarati character) in 'Goliyon ki Raasleela Ram Leela' or the menacing Khilji in 'Padmavat' and the recent Kapil Dev in '83'- Ranveer once again completely transforms himself to play a timid, meek character like Jayeshbhai who is bullied by him the father at all points in time, who is scared to speak about the ill practices of female infanticide to his parents even though he is guilty of being party to it. It's a delight always to watch Ranveer transform on-screen into different characters and 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' is no different. Despite the film's over the top treatment, it is the film's leading man who truly shines. Playing his wife, newcomer Shalini Pandey (of 'Arjun Reddy' fame) has a limited scope on screen as the film is written from the man's perspective. Boman Irani as the authoritarian patriarch and Ratna Pathak Shah as his wife are equally effective in their roles. The other actor who shines in the film is Jia Vaidya, as Jayesh and Mudra's firstborn. The young star plays the feisty, smart alec Siddhi with such ease and it is a delight to watch her on-screen. Screenplay by Thakker and Anckur Chaudhry has its moments. There are scenes where Mudra realises what life possibly can offer when she is out of the stifling environment of her in-laws' home. The portions where Jayesh play acts to be the bossy, abusive husband just to please his parents draws in laughs too but near the climax, the film somewhat becomes a mish-mash, sometimes oversimplifying a grave issue at hand. The portion where Puneet Issar's character comes in is intended to draw in laughs but it plays out on screen rather clumsily and the effect is downright silly. Also, the portion where Ranveer gives a strange analogy of wanting a kiss and making women of his village understand consent seems slightly convoluted. The scene is supposed to draw in some tears but is sketchily written and hence has no impact. Despite the film's desperate need to keep things light though, 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' works, mainly because Ranveer plays his part so well and so convincingly that he brings a smile to the viewer's face. An issue-based film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' sure takes multiple liberties, where everything seems hunky-dory by the end of it, but still manages to win hearts for its message. 'Jayebhai Jordaar' has released in theatres this Friday.

'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' review: Ranveer Singh proves his versatility in a film that keeps things light

<p>Ranveer Singh transforms himself into a rural Gujarati man in writer-director Divyang Thakkar's new film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar'.<br />
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The trailer of the film was unveiled on Tuesday on social media and has Singh playing a man who is under pressure to produce a son. He himself is the son of the local village chief (Boman Irani) and Jayeshbhai's wife (Shalini Pandey) is expecting the couple's second child. Since their first child is a daughter, the family is hoping that Jayesh's wife produces an heir, that is, a son to continue the family legacy forward.&nbsp;<br />
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Things go awry when Jayesh realises that his second child is also going to be a girl and he decides to run away with his family to avoid his family killing the unborn child.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Part of Yash Raj Film's 50th-year celebration, the film attempts to deal with a grave topic like female infanticide but with humour. The film is co-produced by Manish Sharma and marks the debut of 'Arjun Reddy' actress Shalini Pandey in Hindi films.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ranveer said he is extremely blessed to be a part of 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar'&nbsp;and hopes to leave an important message to society with his project."I have been blessed and fortunate to have found remarkable scripts that have stood out and touched people. I'm grateful for them and I`m also proud of the work that I have done to bring those roles to life on screen. It has taken everything out of me but I have always believed that if I have to be the best actor-entertainer in the country, then I have to do things that no one would attempt doing," he shared during the trailer launch event.&nbsp;<br />
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He added, "Jayeshbhai Jordaar is a film that I have relished being a part of because it has again pushed me to shape-shift into becoming a character with absolutely no reference point in Hindi cinema. You have not seen a character like Jayeshbhai. He is not your typical hero. He discovers heroism when he is pushed to the brink and he is, according to me, one of the most lovable heroes in the history of Hindi cinema."<br />
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The film is set to release in theatres on May 13.&nbsp;</p>


Ranveer Singh transforms himself into a rural Gujarati man in writer-director Divyang Thakkar's new film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar'. The trailer of the film was unveiled on Tuesday on social media and has Singh playing a man who is under pressure to produce a son.

Ranveer Singh transforms himself into a rural Gujarati man in writer-director Divyang Thakkar's new film 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar'. The trailer of the film was unveiled on Tuesday on social media and has Singh playing a man who is under pressure to produce a son. He himself is the son of the local village chief (Boman Irani) and Jayeshbhai's wife (Shalini Pandey) is expecting the couple's second child. Since their first child is a daughter, the family is hoping that Jayesh's wife produces an heir, that is, a son to continue the family legacy forward. Things go awry when Jayesh realises that his second child is also going to be a girl and he decides to run away with his family to avoid his family killing the unborn child. WATCH 'JAYESHBHAI JORDAAR' TRAILER HERE Jai Mataji! #JayeshbhaiJordaar TRAILER OUT NOW! Celebrate #JayeshbhaiJordaar with #YRF50 only at a big screen near you on 13th May! pic.twitter.com/NQq5yepmBT — Yash Raj Films (@yrf) April 19, 2022 × Part of Yash Raj Film's 50th-year celebration, the film attempts to deal with a grave topic like female infanticide but with humour. The film is co-produced by Manish Sharma and marks the debut of 'Arjun Reddy' actress Shalini Pandey in Hindi films. Ranveer said he is extremely blessed to be a part of 'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' and hopes to leave an important message to society with his project."I have been blessed and fortunate to have found remarkable scripts that have stood out and touched people. I'm grateful for them and I`m also proud of the work that I have done to bring those roles to life on screen. It has taken everything out of me but I have always believed that if I have to be the best actor-entertainer in the country, then I have to do things that no one would attempt doing," he shared during the trailer launch event. He added, "Jayeshbhai Jordaar is a film that I have relished being a part of because it has again pushed me to shape-shift into becoming a character with absolutely no reference point in Hindi cinema. You have not seen a character like Jayeshbhai. He is not your typical hero. He discovers heroism when he is pushed to the brink and he is, according to me, one of the most lovable heroes in the history of Hindi cinema." The film is set to release in theatres on May 13.

'Jayeshbhai Jordaar' trailer out! Ranveer Singh tackles female infanticide with humour

<p>Bollywood has been making stories based on star -crossed lovers for decades. Inter-faith love stories have been depicted through different generations in films. The latest to join the list is 'Bamfaad' - a film presented by Anurag Kashyap and directed by debutant Ranjan Chandel.<br />
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The film marks the debut of Aditya Rawal (son of actors Paresh Rawal and Swarup Sampat) and Shalini Pandey (who played the female lead in 'Arjun Reddy' on which the film 'Kabir Singh' is based). Based in a small town, the two play star -crossed lovers with actor Vijay Varma playing the villain to their story. The film also features Jatin Sarna in a prominent role.<br />
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Watch the trailer here:<br />
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'Bamfaad' is a Zee5 original film and will be available on the streaming platform from April 10.</p>


Bollywood has been making stories based on star -crossed lovers for decades. Inter-faith love stories have been depicted through different generations in films. The latest to join the list is 'Bamfaad' - a film presented by Anurag Kashyap and directed by debutant Ranjan Chandel.

Bollywood has been making stories based on star -crossed lovers for decades. Inter-faith love stories have been depicted through different generations in films. The latest to join the list is 'Bamfaad' - a film presented by Anurag Kashyap and directed by debutant Ranjan Chandel. The film marks the debut of Aditya Rawal (son of actors Paresh Rawal and Swarup Sampat) and Shalini Pandey (who played the female lead in 'Arjun Reddy' on which the film 'Kabir Singh' is based). Based in a small town, the two play star -crossed lovers with actor Vijay Varma playing the villain to their story. The film also features Jatin Sarna in a prominent role. Watch the trailer here: 'Bamfaad' is a Zee5 original film and will be available on the streaming platform from April 10.

'Bamfaad' trailer: Paresh Rawal's son Aditya makes his debut in this inter-faith love story

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'Bamfaad' trailer: Paresh Rawal's son Aditya makes his debut in this inter-faith love story