Bengaluru/Mumbai: Property developers in India are leveraging the star power of top Bollywood celebrities like Shah Rukh Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan to attract high-end buyers and upscale their property projects.
Real EstateBollywoodCelebrity EndorsementsProperty DevelopmentLuxury Real EstateReal Estate MumbaiApr 24, 2025
Property developers are signing Bollywood stars to add a glamorous touch to their projects, attract high-end buyers, and drive sales in a competitive market.
Celebrity endorsements can boost the visibility of a property project, create a buzz, and lead to a significant increase in inquiries and sales.
The investment in celebrity endorsements can range from a few crores to a few dozen crores, depending on the celebrity's standing and the scope of the project.
Challenges include managing the expectations of both the celebrity and developer, ensuring consistent marketing efforts, and maintaining the quality of the project.
No, celebrity endorsements in real estate are not limited to Bollywood stars. Developers are also exploring partnerships with sports stars and other public figures.
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