Windows 10: Folders copied from my phone to my Laptop got corrupted with enormous file sizes

I cut pasted some folderscontaining pdf, photos, videos from my android phone to my laptop. But all of them got corrupted and their size increased enormously .I transfered around 16 gb data and it shows "size on disk" around 16gb but "size" is shown to be 6.52 TB. When I tried to compress using rar, its size on disk become 25.7 GBtotal storage of the drive but I didnt actually compressed it..I just cancelled it when it was being compressed.The "size" of photos appears to be of 17.2 GB but "size on disk" is 8KB. Same thing happend with pdfs and videostheir size increased enormously .I am

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Photos copied from my phone to my Laptop got corrupted with enormous file sizes

I am really, really freaked out.

I cut-pasted photos and videos from my phone (Samsung phone running Android) to my Windows 10 Lenovo laptop. Now the files are all 16 GB - 17 GB in size (the folder is 39 TB in size, though the size on disk is correct). I don't know what happened. They are
not opening (File cannot be opened because it is corrupted). Please help me, I don't have backup and its over 2200 photos and videos. Other photos and videos are opening.

(My laptop cannot have 39 TB of photos in it, its impossible. So the actual size has to be the correct one somehow, the one on disk).

Things I have tried:

1. Restarting my system.

2. Updating all drivers and restarting the system.

3. Copying file and opening in another laptop, didn't work. Also compressing the file and then extracting in another laptop.

4. Trying to fix a corrupt .mp4 file with VLC media player.

Please help me find these files again, I'll try literally everything you guys think will work.

 

Java.nio.file - Copying files

You can't copy a folder, thats why it generates an exception (you are trying to copy a folder using a copy file function).
You probably need to list all the files inside that folder and copy one by one

 

Java.nio.file - Copying files

Issue was the above, so thanks temp02.