Additionally, he mentioned that her father, the well-known veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha, called them. By creating the appearance that Sonakshi had been detained, the beauty product line’s campaign created a lot of buzz, but it was ultimately revealed to be a cunning marketing gimmick. The “Arrest” campaign that went viral and tricked everyone Sanghvi gave a thorough explanation of the campaign’s strategy during the interview. “We were able to wing a one-day deal with Sonakshi Sinha,” he stated. We were introducing a range of high-definition makeup that looks good on video. We conducted a fake news arrest campaign for Sonakshi Sinha in 2019.
After speaking with the paparazzi, they said that “Sonakshi was spotted at a police station.” The news that “Sonakshi Sinha has been arrested” went viral for the first six hours. “This went so viral that we even got a call from Shatrughan Sinha’s office asking about Sonakshi,” he continued. Sonakshi had been urged to refrain from speaking during that time. Then we made public the campaign image of Sonakshi in jail, essentially saying, “I got arrested for looking so damn good,” and she looked fantastic. After speaking with the paparazzi, they said that “Sonakshi was spotted at a police station.” The news that “Sonakshi Sinha has been arrested” went viral for the first six hours. “This went so viral that we even got a call from Shatrughan Sinha’s office asking about Sonakshi,” he continued. Sonakshi had been urged to refrain from speaking during that time. Then we made public the campaign image of Sonakshi in jail, essentially saying, “I got arrested for looking so damn good,” and she looked fantastic.
