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Movie producer and actress, Kafui Danku, on Friday lambasted people she said are publishing fake movie arts of a work she apparently produced. The actress said an artwork of a movie was sent to her and �has been photo-shopped� in a way that does not flatter her image and reputation.� Taking to her facebook page to address the matter, she said it was the handiwork of people who are after her. �It�s really sad how people want you down so badly that they spend all their time devising means of ruining your reputation,� she wrote. According to her, the poster which is meant to advertise a movie titled �Destined� came across to her as a joke when she first saw it. �Initially, I laughed about it and thought it was all one big joke and then I woke up this morning with all kinds of messages on my phone�Well, I just want to let my fans who don�t know me personally that, I�ve never shot any movie called �Destined�.� �I�ve also not worked with those other artists on the poster. I�m sure someone is just trying to distract me, knowing that we�re seriously working hard at producing another fantastic movie.� Kafui Danku is currently on set producing a new movie titled �Happy Deathday�, and says all her movies are of high quality and the said movie, �Destined�, can never be compared with any of her works. ��our genuine fans, I want to let u know that I�m not distracted at all. We�re still shooting HAPPY DEATHDAY and this won�t stop us. If you follow the movies I feature in, you can tell that the poster of �Destined� is fake and definitely not my kind of movie.� Happy Deathday features Nana Ama Mcbrown, Alexe Kubo, James Gardner Elikem Kumordzie the tailor and Kafui Danku herself.