🎥🔥 Kay Kay Menon in ‘Vote Chori’ Ad? Nope! Actor Slams Clip Misuse 😡📢

TL;DR 📰: Popular Bollywood actor Kay Kay Menon has called out a political ad by the Congress party that allegedly used his footage without permission. The clip, originally from his Special Ops promotions, was edited into a "Vote Chori" campaign video. Menon says he never acted in the ad and never endorsed any political party. The whole incident sparks a big debate on ethics in digital media and rights of artists. 🎭💥

🕵️‍♂️ Bollywood’s most intense actor Kay Kay Menon just dropped a truth bomb on social media 💣. The man behind iconic roles in Haider, Special Ops, and Black Friday said a video from his web series promotions was chopped up ✂️ and put into a Congress campaign ad — and he had no clue about it! 😲 #KayKayMenon #VoteChori

📹 The Congress ad in question was part of their #VoteChori campaign, aimed at accusing rivals of stealing votes during elections 🗳️. In the viral clip, Menon’s Special Ops character Himmat Singh starts by saying, "Ruko ruko yaar, scroll karna bandh karo…", before the frame switches to Congress leaders talking about safeguarding democracy ✊.

🚫 Menon was quick to respond: “Please note I have not acted in this ad. My clip has been used without permission.” 💥 The post went viral on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, sparking outrage among fans and netizens. Many called it a clear violation of an artist’s rights. #MediaEthics #ActorRights

📜 Legal experts say this could count as a copyright infringement and even misrepresentation under Indian law 📚. If taken to court, the case might involve defamation, unauthorized use of likeness, and intellectual property theft.

🎯 Why it matters for the working people: When powerful political parties start lifting content without asking, it’s a reminder that even everyday workers — from actors to farmers — need stronger protection for their work 💪. In a country where ordinary citizens already fight for their daily rights, media misuse by the powerful only makes it worse.

📊 In recent years, multiple public figures — from actors like Pankaj Tripathi to cricketers like Virat Kohli — have faced similar misuse of their image for ads they never endorsed 🏏. This shows how digital manipulation is becoming a dangerous trend in politics and advertising. #FakeNewsAlert #DigitalSafety

💬 People’s Perspective: Whether you agree with Congress’s politics or not, it’s wrong to drag someone’s face into a political battle without consent. If big stars can be exploited like this, imagine the common man whose videos are taken from TikTok or YouTube and twisted for someone’s gain 🤦‍♂️.

🔥 MediaFx Opinion: Democracy is about truth and transparency, not cutting and pasting faces to sell a political agenda. Today it’s Kay Kay Menon, tomorrow it could be a school teacher, a street vendor, or even you. We need strict laws, quick punishments, and public awareness to stop such misuse before it destroys trust in media altogether. #JusticeForArtists #ProtectOurVoices

#KayKayMenon #VoteChori #DigitalRights #CongressCampaign #MediaEthics