Scripted tweets by Bollywood celebs spark outrage on social media

Was it a matter of pure coincidence?


Entertainment Desk December 28, 2015
Was it a matter of pure coincidence? PHOTO: TWITTER

When much-touted 4G telecom service Reliance Jio Infocomm was launched in India on December 27th, B-Town celebs took to Twitter to break the news, all eerily tweeting the same thing.

Chance occurrence, you say? No, just tons of heavy marketing through celebrity endorsements, which ultimately left many outraged.

Reliance Jio Infocomm, the second telecom venture by Indian businessman Mukesh Ambani, held a launch event where Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan introduced various services offered by the brand while a number of other A-listers took to Twitter to celebrate the latest technology.



PHOTO: PINKVILLA

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Soon enough, #CelebratingJio started trending on the social media site with B-Town superstars all tweeted the exact same thing.

A matter of pure coincidence or paid publicity?


https://twitter.com/sonakshisinha/status/681120237970829312


https://twitter.com/TheFarahKhan/status/681116227301818368




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In an attempt to hide the obvious, some stars tweaked their tweets.

https://twitter.com/aamir_khan/status/681155579058884608



https://twitter.com/karanjohar/status/681158665945112577




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Unfortunately for them, people cannot be easily fooled and soon enough many took to Twitter to voice their opinion against the 'clone' tweets:







https://twitter.com/aparna_jain/status/681146021716443137



PHOTO: MTV

COMMENTS (7)

Tyggar | 8 years ago | Reply @Pakhtun: So India is celebrating to have 4G now? Truly shinning India……..lol The lol is at your comment.....and perhaps IQ
ASAD Ghulam | 8 years ago | Reply @TamilIndian: we have got it some months ago..
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