Campaign India Team
Aug 02, 2023

Zeenat Aman uses Cred's Rupay-UPI feature to 'buy everything except love'

Watch the film here

Cred has rolled out a film featuring actor Zeenat Aman through which it aims to promote how a Rupay credit card can be linked on Cred to make payments through UPI at places where credit cards are not accepted.

 

The film opens with Aman on a set. She questions her reason for existence and then wonders why she's on the set. As she's thinking about that, she sees a member of the production crew hold up a 'Cred ad' banner. With that she begins the shoot and reveals how the credit card can be linked to Cred to make UPI payments easily. She finishes the film by poking fun on her love life, by saying how one can buy 'almost everything', except for love using this feature from Cred.

 

The film was released on social media on 1 August and was also on-air during the India-West Indies ODI.

 

 

Source:
Campaign India

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