Cinema VinesSinger Sonu Thukral has filed a police complaint after a viral clip of actress Jacqueline Fernandez went viral on social media. The clip, which allegedly shows Fernandez in a wardrobe malfunction, has been accused by Thukral of being an artificial‑intelligence (AI) edited version of the original footage from his new song “Jugni.” The singer, who teamed up with B Praak for the track, posted an Instagram update on Friday with a photo of himself holding the complaint copy while standing beside a police officer. In the caption, he wrote, “I have filed a police complaint regarding my song ‘Jugni’. The clip has also been edited using AI, and the AI‑generated version of the clip is being circulated further. I will talk about it publicly soon.”
Jacqueline Fernandez and the other members involved in the “Jugni” music video have yet to issue an official statement in response to the allegations. The controversy has sparked widespread discussion online, with users urging a thorough investigation. One commenter urged authorities to “catch the person who made the AI‑edited video as soon as possible,” while another noted that the “objectionable scenes” were “created by someone using AI,” prompting Thukral to file a cyber‑crime report.
The dispute comes at a time when Fernandez is still riding the momentum of her recent film, Welcome To The Jungle, which grossed ₹133.98 crore net in India and ₹192.60 crore worldwide despite mixed reviews. She is also reportedly working on a supernatural thriller produced by Khyati Madaan’s Not Out Entertainment, a project that began filming earlier this year but has yet to receive an official announcement.
As the case develops, industry insiders and fans alike are watching closely to see how the police investigation unfolds and whether the AI‑edited footage will be proven to be a fabrication. The incident highlights the growing concerns over deep‑fake technology and its impact on celebrity reputation and public perception.
