Jio Cinema had a strong reaction to the reported intimate video of Armaan Malik and Kritika Malik from Bigg Boss OTT 3. The streaming site declared that it was a doctored film and that they will take appropriate steps to identify the persons involved. Jio Cinema has filed a complaint with the Cyber Crime Unit, requesting an inquiry into the situation to identify the individual responsible for the modified video.
In its written complaint, Jio Cinema stated “The complaint is against unknown persons for altering and doctoring the content of Bigg Boss (on OTT platforms) and streaming X, formerly known as Twitter. The Bigg Boss OTT Season 3 (on OTT platform) is a highly popular program streamed on Jio Cinema, hosted by Mr Anil Kapoor, a prominent Bollywood personality.”
The complaint also added, “The incident appears to be just the beginning, as there may be other instances of doctored videos with malicious intent that have not yet come to the Complainant’s attention. The Complainant believes these actions are a part of a well-planned criminal conspiracy designed to disrupt the program and defame the Complainant Company. The perpetrators of this conspiracy have sought to undermine the integrity and reputation of both the show and the Complainant Company by disseminating false and defamatory content.”
#WATCH | Mumbai: Shiv Sena Secretary and Spokesperson MLA Dr Manisha Kayande has approached Mumbai Police Commissioner Vivek Phansalkar, demanding immediate action against the OTT show Bigg Boss 3.
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— ANI (@ANI) July 22, 2024
In an interview with ANI, Shiv Sena Secretary and Spokesperson MLA Dr Manisha Kayande slammed Bigg Boss OTT 3 for encouraging ‘vulgarity’. The politician chastised Armaan for his alleged obscene attitude. She expressed worry that such information on reality programs may have a harmful influence on young brains. She also stated that she intends to seek that the Minister of Information and Broadcasting create legislation governing OTT platforms during the current session of Parliament.
