Mumbai — December 29, 2025
Kangana Ranaut Voices Anger Over AI-Edited Images on Social Media
Actor and Member of Parliament Kangana Ranaut has strongly objected to the growing use of artificial intelligence to digitally alter her photographs circulating on social media. In a sharply worded Instagram post, Ranaut expressed frustration over AI-generated edits that modify her clothing, makeup, and overall appearance without her consent.
Calling the practice “deeply wrong,” Ranaut urged users to immediately stop using AI tools on her images, emphasizing her right to control how she looks and presents herself publicly.
‘Stop Using AI on My Pictures,’ Kangana Says
Sharing her concerns on Instagram, Kangana wrote that she wakes up every day to find her images transformed using AI-generated dresses, makeup, and styling choices.
“Please stop using AI on my pictures. This is extremely wrong,” she wrote. “Every day I see myself in different AI outfits and makeup. Even in edited images, people should stop dressing others. Please stop these AI edits. Let me decide how I want to look and what I want to wear. This is entirely my right.”
Her post quickly gained attention, sparking conversations around digital consent, AI ethics, and the misuse of technology in celebrity culture.
AI Alterations of Her Parliament Saree Look Trigger Reaction
Kangana Ranaut, who has consistently appeared in Parliament wearing traditional sarees since becoming an MP, appears particularly upset over AI edits changing her attire. Several altered images circulating online reportedly show her saree looks digitally transformed into suit-and-pant outfits.
Sources close to the actress indicate that these edits misrepresent her personal and cultural choices, something Ranaut views as unacceptable and disrespectful.
Rising Debate Over AI Ethics and Consent
The incident adds to a growing global debate on the ethical use of AI-generated imagery, especially involving public figures. As AI tools become more accessible, concerns over consent, identity manipulation, and digital boundaries continue to intensify.
Ranaut’s strong response has resonated with many, with supporters calling for clearer regulations and social media accountability regarding AI-altered content.
