The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has introduced a new category of digital manipulation known as deepfakes, which has significant implications for the administration of justice. Deepfakes refer to artificially generated or altered audio, video, or image content created using sophisticated machine learning technologies that can convincingly imitate real individuals and events. While digital evidence has become increasingly central to modern litigation, the rise of synthetic media poses unprecedented challenges to legal systems worldwide, including India. Courts are now frequently confronted with electronic evidence such as screenshots, voice recordings, and social media content, particularly in matrimonial disputes and criminal proceedings. These areas are especially vulnerable due to the private and emotionally charged nature of relationships, where digital communications often serve as crucial evidence.