Social media platforms are once again flooded with claims of a leaked private video—this time allegedly linked to Bangladeshi influencer Arohi Mim. A keyword suggesting a “3-minute 24-second MMS” has been trending across platforms, triggering widespread curiosity, misinformation, and cybercrime concerns.
However, authorities and digital safety experts stress that no verified evidence supports the claim, and users are being urged to stay alert and avoid suspicious links.
Who Is Arohi Mim?
Arohi Mim is a Bangladesh-based social media influencer whose content enjoys popularity beyond national borders. She began her digital journey on TikTok and later built a strong presence on Instagram, where she currently has over 1.2 million followers.
Known for her lifestyle and short-form video content, Arohi Mim has a growing fan base across South Asia. Her popularity, however, has now placed her at the center of an unverified viral controversy.
What Is the Viral 3-Minute Video Claim?
In recent days, social media users have been sharing posts claiming that a 3-minute MMS video linked to Arohi Mim has been leaked online. The claim gained traction after a separate 19-minute viral video controversy last month, prompting speculation that this was a follow-up leak.
Key Fact
➡️ There is no confirmation that any such authentic video exists.
➡️ Multiple videos circulating under the same keyword are reportedly AI-generated or misleading edits.
Rise in Cybercrime Linked to the Viral Keyword
Cybercrime officials have flagged a sharp increase in online fraud linked to this viral trend. Fraudsters are exploiting public curiosity by sharing fake download links, private Telegram groups, and malicious websites.
Common cyber risks include:
- Phishing attacks
- Malware-infected links
- Financial fraud through fake subscriptions
- Data theft and account hacking
Authorities warn that clicking or sharing such links can lead to serious financial and legal consequences.
Police Advisory: Stay Away From Viral MMS Links
Cyber police departments have repeatedly advised users to avoid searching, downloading, or forwarding unverified MMS videos. Such content often violates Indian IT laws and can attract criminal liability—even if shared unknowingly.
Legal Consequences Under Indian Law
Sharing or publishing obscene or sexually explicit content can invite strict punishment under the Information Technology Act, 2000.
Applicable Legal Provisions
Section 67
- Publishing or transmitting obscene content
- Punishment:
- First offence: Up to 3 years in jail + ₹5 lakh fine
- Repeat offence: Up to 5 years in jail + ₹10 lakh fine
Section 67A
- Publishing sexually explicit content
- Punishment:
- First offence: Up to 5 years in jail + ₹10 lakh fine
- Repeat offence: Up to 7 years in jail + ₹10 lakh fine
Section 67B
- Content involving minors
- Punishment: Extremely severe imprisonment and fines as per law
Why Caution Matters in the Age of AI
Digital experts note that AI-generated deepfake videos are increasingly being used to defame public figures, especially influencers. Once shared, such content spreads rapidly and causes irreversible reputational harm.
Verifying sources before believing or sharing viral content has never been more critical.
Conclusion: Facts Over Virality
The viral claim surrounding Arohi Mim’s alleged 3-minute MMS video remains unverified and unsupported by any credible source. What is confirmed, however, is the rise in cyber fraud exploiting this rumor.
Users are advised to:
- Avoid suspicious keywords and links
- Rely only on verified news sources
- Report misleading content to cybercrime authorities
In the digital age, responsible sharing is not just ethical—it is essential.