Telugu actor Mahesh Babu receives a legal notice from the Rangareddy District Consumer Commission for his role in promoting Sai Surya Developers, a real estate company accused of misleading advertisements and false promises to investors.
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Mahesh Babu received a legal notice from the Rangareddy District Consumer Commission due to his role as a brand ambassador for Sai Surya Developers, a real estate company accused of misleading advertisements and false promises to investors.
Sai Surya Developers is accused of misleading advertisements and false promises to investors, which led to financial losses for the investors who were influenced by the promotional materials featuring Mahesh Babu.
The promotional materials featuring Mahesh Babu created an impression of credibility and trust, which influenced investors to make significant investments based on the advertised benefits and returns that were never fulfilled.
The Rangareddy District Consumer Commission has formally sought clarifications from Sai Surya Developers, its owner, and Mahesh Babu regarding the allegations of misleading advertisements and false promises.
This case may encourage stricter guidelines for celebrity endorsements in India, ensuring transparency in advertising and holding endorsers accountable for the accuracy of the claims they support.
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