MADHURI DIXIT - CHOSEN AS BRAND AMBASSADOR OF OLAY REGENERIST

Even at the age of 44, Madhuri Dixit looks as ravishing and radiant as she had been at the peak of her career. The lady has aptly been chosen as the brand ambassador of Olay Regenerist and she unveiled the new range of skin care products from Olay at an event in Mumbai.

Talking about the product, Madhuri said, “Being a doctor’s wife, I understand the importance of treating skin at the cellular level. This is why I am especially excited about Olay Regenerist finally coming to India.”

“I urge women to challenge what’s possible for their skin and use Olay Regenerist to get dramatic results on their skin without having to go through drastic measures,” she added.

She tweeted about this on Twitter as, “Thank you for all your support in making the launch a success. It is great to be back! More to come…..”

Here is Madhuri Dixit looking stunning in a shirt black dress at the launch event.

MADHURI DIXIT TO JUDGE "JHALAK DIKHLA JAA" ON SONY

Dancing diva Madhuri, who is married to a doctor and settled in USA, will have her second stint on the small screen but as a judge.

Actress Madhuri Dixit will soon be seen judging the dance reality show Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 4 on sony tv.

While the premier of Jhalak Dikhla Jaa will be held on December 12, it will go regularly on air on Monday and Tuesday at 2100 hrs.

This time, the contestants will perform before a live studio audience, judges and the entire viewing public to prove their mettle. The fourth season will witness the most celebrated judges panel, who will add a new dimension to the show, a release issued by Sony TV said here today.

Dixit will be joined by choreographer Remo D'Souza as judges for the show. At an event that was held to launch the show, Sony TV executive vice president Ajit Thakur told reporters that it took one-and-a-half-year to convince the actress.

"Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa", Dancing with the Stars, is produced by BBC Productions. The original format, has been a huge success across 27 countries like Britain, America, Australia, New Zealand and Italy.