Technology and its ever evolving wonders never fail to amaze us. But, it's all fun and games until its applications start brewing malicious consequences. The unregulated use of ‘deepfakes’ in recent times, especially in the milieu of general elections in India stirred the hornet’s nest. From projecting popular Bollywood actors rallying behind the Opposition front to morphing the Prime Minister’s voice in several media bites, the internet is rife with false and misleading videos of prominent faces. In today’s times where post-truths play a pivotal role in shaping public sentiments, these engineered content pieces have the potential to severely impair the democratic processes of elections.