Superstar Mahesh, who will always have more than a dozen brands in his kitty, is one of Tollywood's most popular 'endorsement' stars. He's also been a brand ambassador for the 'Abhibus' ticketing service, which specialises in purchasing bus tickets from both public and private businesses. And now for something completely different.
TSRTC's wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital promotion wing made the most of telugu cinema the other day by posting a footage of mahesh babu from "Srimanthudu," in which he rides an rtc bus. As one can see, Mahesh is boarding a public bus, therefore the message will undoubtedly reach millions of admirers.
However, those who are eager to see this video from the srimanthudu film are busy claiming that rtc commissioner VC Sajjanaar got Mahesh virtually for free to promote rtc, whereas Abhibus and other portals may have spent crores to get him to do it. While TSRTC authorities may have paid a small fee to utilise footage from the srimanthudu film to promote public transportation, it is almost certainly free when compared to what Mahesh charges big corporations. In any case, if movie stars advocate government transportation services and the general public is encouraged and follows suit, it would undoubtedly help society as a whole.
TSRTC's wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital promotion wing made the most of telugu cinema the other day by posting a footage of mahesh babu from "Srimanthudu," in which he rides an rtc bus. As one can see, Mahesh is boarding a public bus, therefore the message will undoubtedly reach millions of admirers.
However, those who are eager to see this video from the srimanthudu film are busy claiming that rtc commissioner VC Sajjanaar got Mahesh virtually for free to promote rtc, whereas Abhibus and other portals may have spent crores to get him to do it. While TSRTC authorities may have paid a small fee to utilise footage from the srimanthudu film to promote public transportation, it is almost certainly free when compared to what Mahesh charges big corporations. In any case, if movie stars advocate government transportation services and the general public is encouraged and follows suit, it would undoubtedly help society as a whole.
