Info4u

With Sharukhan entering the cricket by buying the cricket team in IPL, the kollywood stars have entered the cricket but not for purchasing a team but as brand ambassador of Chennai’s IPL team.

Leading actor Vijay and superstar Rajnikanth’s pair / heroine in Chandramukhi have been signed by India Cements as brand ambassador for the Chennai Super Kings team. India Cements which bought the Chennai Super Kings is expected to use the ambassadors for selling their products–cement, etc. and they will travel to Mohali, Kolkatta and Mumbai to cheer the team and the crowd.  So IPL gonna be very interesting to watch in the pavilion also…

Indian Premier League’s Bangalore franchise Royal Challengers are going to follow its competitor Kolkata’s Knight Riders. Shah Rukh Khan’s Knight Riders has already created a promotional video for his Kolkata team. Now, Vijay Mallya, the owner of Bangalore Royal Challengers, has appointed Sanjay Gupta to make a promotional ad for his team. Gupta is one of the technically skilled Bollywood directors. The ad is expected to be fast paced, action-packed, sporty and musical with the rendition of Dhoom famed Allan Amin. So, it seems that Vijay Mallya intends to start winning even before the IPL kicks off next month.

Times of India reported:

“It is action-packed, sporty and musical, with a lot of fervour thrown in to stir up excitement among viewers,” said Gupta. “Mallya wants the best and doesn’t mind the budget.”
Dravid remarked of the ad film, “It’s been hectic. I really enjoyed the pace at which these people work.”

Reports have it that Mallya is going to make a promotional music video for his team starring the Bollywood stars Katrina Kaif and Deepika Padukone. The music video will be directed by music director Sandeep Chowtha. Deepika Padukone is one of the emerging stars of the tinsel town, while Katrina Kaif has already become one of the front line actresses of the industry. No doubt, Vijay Mallya is trying his best to promote his team brand Royal Challengers so that it could pay him back in cash in the coming years.