Telugu cinema star Mahesh Babu faces legal action from the Rangareddy District Consumer Commission over his endorsement of Sai Surya Developers, a real estate firm accused of misleading consumers.
Mahesh BabuReal EstateConsumer ProtectionCelebrity EndorsementsLegal ProceedingsReal Estate NewsJul 07, 2025
The main issue is that Mahesh Babu endorsed a real estate firm, Sai Surya Developers, which is accused of misleading consumers with false promises of lucrative returns.
The complaint was filed by aggrieved buyers who invested in the real estate projects promoted by Sai Surya Developers.
The Rangareddy District Consumer Commission issued a notice to Mahesh Babu, naming him as the third respondent in the complaint, aiming to hold him accountable for his endorsement.
This case could set a precedent for stricter regulations and greater accountability for celebrities in their endorsement deals, emphasizing the need for transparency and honesty.
This case highlights the significant responsibility public figures have when endorsing products or services, as their influence can sway consumer decisions and lead to potential misuse of trust.
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