Bollywood actors routinely turn “health” into pure commerce. They build six-pack images and fitness brands (HRX, Prowl, etc.), then cash in by endorsing products that wreck the same health they sell.
Recent example: Maharashtra FDA issued show-cause notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff for Vimal Elaichi ads that regulators say function as surrogate advertising for banned Vimal Pan Masala (tobacco/nicotine product linked to cancer). Same pattern has hit Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan, Amitabh Bachchan and others over the years—some later walked away after backlash, others kept collecting.
They also push sugary snacks, soft drinks and processed foods while publicly preaching “no sugar, clean eating.” The contradiction is open and repeated.
Health for them is a marketable accessory. The paycheque decides the message, not the science or the long-term harm to fans who actually believe the image.
People are not getting this. Why @fssaiindia is allowing too poor nutritional products? Avg indian chocolate have 30 to 40 percent of sugar .
Heard of the Chocolate Nuttease? Guess how much sugar it has?
It has 54% sugar.
Bcz @fssaiindia have such low standards. That's why people trust @trustified more than they trust @fssaiindia. What a shame @fssaiindia
@fssaiindia Why you have such low standards?
For ex:
titanium dioxide is permitted in India at levels up to 10,000 mg/kg in India, despite its food use being prohibited in the EU.
Gandu ne cake nahi khaya or @VidyutJammwal hame iske liye goli khane k liye bol raha hai 🤣😁 bhosdike
