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Deepika Padukone’s fans were recently left upset after a post was shared on social media, claiming that the actress’s name had been removed from the credits of Kalki 2898 AD on streaming platforms. The claim quickly gained traction but soon after, new screenshots were shared online, which suggested that the credits were “added back" after online backlash. However, a source close to the film has now revealed that Deepika’s name from the credits was never removed in the first place.

The insider claimed that updating or modifying credits on OTT platforms like Amazon or Netflix is a lengthy, multi-step process involving global syncs, file replacements, and quality checks. It cannot be done overnight or in response to social media outrage.

“This entire claim is base

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