Actor Preity Zinta has approached the Bombay High Court seeking legal action against several entities, including Google LLC, Meta Platforms and other websites, over the alleged creation and circulation of AI-generated deepfakes and manipulated digital content featuring her. The Bombay High Court has granted the actor permission to file a substantive civil suit, allowing her to pursue claims related to the alleged violation of her personality rights, copyrights and professional reputation. Allegations of Deepfakes and Manipulated Content According to submissions made before the court, Zinta has alleged that multiple platforms and websites created, uploaded and distributed deepfake videos, altered images, memes, AI-generated chatbot personas and other forms of digital content that used her identity without authorization.Advocate Rohan Kadam, appearing on behalf of the actor, argued before a single-judge bench of Justice Abhay Ahuja on June 16 that the defendants had made the content accessible to the public across various online platforms.The actor contended that such material infringes upon her legal rights and harms her public image. Concerns Over Reputation and Goodwill In her plea, Zinta stated that the circulation of manipulated content affects her goodwill, reputation and persona. The suit also alleges that the acts amount to a violation of her moral rights under the Copyright Act.Kadam submitted that the disputed content had been disseminated globally through digital pla