Truth about the Viral Video

The video circulating on social media as the ‘Dubai Viral MMS’ is actually generated by AI (Artificial Intelligence) and is not part of any real leaked video. Various fact-checking tools and reports have confirmed that this video is completely fake. Several suspicious links are also circulating, raising the possibility of malware or scams.

Video Claims and Suspicious Links

According to viral claims, Payal’s leaked video from Dubai is said to be 1:16 to 1:20 minutes long. Various sites like ‘vivonem.biz.id’ and ‘vidtrends.id’ are sharing links to watch the video, which could actually be dangerous scams or malware. Opening these links could infect your device.

Fact Check Results

Fact checkers, after investigating, confirmed that this video is completely AI-generated and is being shared solely to create viral trends. Previous viral videos that have gone viral in the past have also been proven to be created by AI.

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Payal’s Reaction and Fans’ Attitude

Payal Dhare (Payal Gaming) has not yet issued an official statement on the matter. However, her fans have completely denied the rumor, saying, “My Payal can’t do this.” There is no mention of this video on Payal’s official Twitter account either. An investigation revealed that an old video, which was part of a stadium clip from March 2025 (IND vs AUS), was added to that video.

Trolling Targeting Women

This rumor may be part of a trend of trolling and online harassment against women, as has been seen before. Many fake videos generated by AI have emerged as a new threat in such cases.

Advice: Be cautious

Ignore this rumor and do not open suspicious links. To avoid fake news and scams, avoid sharing it and stay away from any type of unsafe link.

Conclusion: This video is completely fake and is being spread solely to mislead the public.

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