Madhuri Dixit to endorse Taj Mahal Tea?
BollywoodHungamaNewsNetwork : Mumbai, Sat Mar 16 2013, 11:37 hrs
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The mere mention of 'Madhuri Dixit' brings back all the memories of the good ol' dhak dhak days and that million dollar smile. And as we all know by now, Madhuri is back Bollywood and how. Even after her marriage and her hiatus from the film circuit, life seems pretty much unchanged for this Madame', with the same serpentine queues of producers and brand managers waiting for her to sign on their dotted lines.
According to Bollywood Hungama's reliable sources, Madhuri Dixit has now been chosen as the brand ambassador of the Taj Mahal Tea. Will her signing the brand, mark an exit to the brand's long-standing ambassador Saif, is something that only time will tell.
The official announcement of the same is awaited.
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