Rashmika Mandanna, the popular actress known for her impactful performances, has taken on a new role as the ambassador for the Indian Cyber-crime Coordination Centre (I4C), under the Ministry of Home Affairs. In an Instagram video shared on Tuesday, she addressed the alarming rise of cyber-crime and emphasized the importance of awareness in today’s digital age.
In her heartfelt message, Rashmika shared her personal experience with cybercrime, recalling how a deepfake video of her circulated widely on social media last year. This incident not only affected her but also served as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities individuals face online. “We must stay vigilant to safeguard ourselves and others from these malicious acts,” she urged, highlighting the need for collective efforts in combating cyber threats.
As the newly appointed brand ambassador for I4C, Rashmika pledged to raise awareness about cybercrime and its various tactics. She expressed gratitude to the Indian government for their support in her fight against these offenses. “With cybercrime reaching unprecedented levels, it’s crucial that we take proactive measures to secure our online environments,” she noted in her video.
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Rashmika’s message resonated deeply as she called for unity in the fight against cybercrime, encouraging her followers to come together for a safer digital landscape. “Let’s collaborate to create a safer cyberspace for ourselves and future generations. My aim is to protect as many individuals as possible from the threats of cybercrime,” she concluded, underscoring her commitment to this critical cause.
On the professional front, the actress continues to make waves in the film industry with several exciting projects lined up. She will reprise her role in the highly anticipated sequel Pushpa 2: The Rule. Additionally, she is set to feature opposite Salman Khan in A.R. Murugadoss’ Sikandar and has Kubera directed by Sekhar Kammula in the works. As she embarks on this new journey as a cyber safety advocate, Rashmika’s influence extends beyond the silver screen, aiming to make a significant impact in the fight against cyber-crime.
