As India prepares for elections in four states including West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, several Bollywood actors have fallen victim to deepfake videos. In 2024, a viral deepfake featuring Ranveer Singh falsely depicted him criticizing the government and urging voters to support a cause called 'Nayay' (justice). Singh responded to the incident, warning his followers about the dangers of deepfakes. Similarly, Aamir Khan was targeted by a fake video promoting a political party, prompting the Mumbai police to register an FIR against the impersonator. Khan clarified that he has never endorsed any political party in his career. Ashutosh Rana also experienced a deepfake incident, expressing concern over the potential for character assassination through such technology. Additionally, a manipulated video of Allu Arjun misled viewers into believing he was entering politics, though it was actually old footage from a 2022 parade in New York City. Other actors, including Rashmika Mandanna and Katrina Kaif, have also encountered deepfake videos, but their cases were not linked to political endorsements.