Actor Mandana Karimi says she has faced cyberbullying and stalking for more than six years, which she links to her separation from businessman Gaurav Gupta. In posts and videos, she claims the harassment continues even after she moved to Dubai, and that she is now publicly sharing evidence and warning others not to engage with suspicious emails.

Across reports, Karimi alleges that the person behind the activity has contacted people in her professional circle, including producers and co-stars. She says messages include defamatory claims and requests for money. She also describes having filed cybercrime complaints and previously hiring an investigator, which she says led to a belief that a hacker was monitoring her social media activity. Her current appeal urges recipients to take screenshots, save the messages, and forward them to her rather than respond.

The outlets broadly converge on the core allegation—ongoing online harassment and stalking with alleged outreach to associates for money—while the emphasis differs. Times of India frames it as an effort to “destroy” her name, Free Press Journal highlights her social media video updates and instructions to recipients, and NDTV focuses on her account that the stalker asked co-stars and producers for money. None of the reports provide independent verification of the claims, but they describe what Karimi says she has received and done in response.