Anupama Parameswaran takes legal action after fake Instagram account circulates morphed images

Anupama claimed on Instagram that the news she was getting was not only a breach of her privacy, but it was also a huge threat to her safety and self-respect.

Actress Anupama Parameswaran has filed a case against a few fake Instagram accounts that shared her morphed pictures. The renowned actress wrote on social media and said it was "deeply distressing."

According to Times Now, she also alleged that someone built a phony Instagram account for Anupama and shared pictures of her that had been edited to make her look bad. She further added that followers noticed the mistake when they viewed posts that didn't make sense. The actor talked a lot about how the event changed him.

Anupama claimed on Instagram that the news she was getting was not only a breach of her privacy, but it was also a huge threat to her safety and self-respect. She called the police and told them she would sue the person who did it.

She remarked, "I won't stay quiet while someone kills my image," and then told her admirers to stop spreading or sending the false photographs.

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The event brought up long-running arguments about how safe it is for famous people to use the internet and keep their accounts safe. Others in the business and fans showed their support by telling others to be careful on social media and saying how bad it is to utilize renowned photographs the wrong way.

Reports suggest that police are looking into where the phony account came from and who was in charge of it. Anupama has promised to keep her admirers informed about the situation as it moves forward.

On the work front, Anupama was recently seen in Kishkindhapuri and Paradha. The first one did well at the box office while the second one hasn’t impressed the audience much.