Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu has been served a legal notice in connection with an alleged real estate fraud. The case highlights the importance of due diligence in celebrity endorsements.
Mahesh BabuReal Estate FraudLegal NoticeSai Surya DevelopersConsumer CourtReal Estate NewsJul 09, 2025
Mahesh Babu received a legal notice in connection with an alleged real estate fraud involving the company Sai Surya Developers, where he served as the brand ambassador.
The investor, a Hyderabad-based doctor, invested ₹34.80 lakh in the non-existent property project and only received ₹15 lakh in refunds.
Mahesh Babu was questioned by the ED in April 2025 in a money laundering case related to Sai Surya Developers and Surana Group, where he was given ₹5.9 crore, partly in cash.
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The case has raised serious questions about the due diligence celebrities should exercise before endorsing real estate projects, as their association can significantly influence investor trust.
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