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Pepsi has welcomed Ranveer Singh, crowned by the youth of India as the ultimate superstar, as its brand ambassador, to appear in their upcoming summer campaign.
Singh has constantly charmed his through his powerful performances, fashion statements, musical forays, and his free-spirited personality.
According to Pepsi, it shares common philosophies such as self-expression, self-confidence, and self-belief with Singh.
Saumya Rathor, PepsiCo India category lead, described Singh as perfectly embodying that very spirit of youth in a bottle.
