Adah Sharma Turns New Ambassador Of Godrej No 1 Beauty Soap

Updated: Thursday, May 15, 2014, 15:27 [IST]

Bollywood actress Adah Sharma, who recently made her debut in Tollywood with Nitin's hit movie Heart Attack, has been signed as the new ambassador of Godrej No.1 beauty soap. This model-turned-actress will feature in the Hindi, Tamil as well as Telugu version of the brand's advertisement.

Adah Sharma has featured in a few Bollywood films and her recent release Hasee Toh Phasee has got her much-needed attention to her in the North India. Meanwhile, the huge success of her debut film Heart Attack has given her a big break, besides making her popular in the South India. The bosses of Godrej think that her fame in this part will allow her to promote the brand in all parts of the country.

The Hasee Toh Phasee actress, who has already shot the ad for Godrej No.1 beauty soaps, is all excited about her latest endorsement deal. In a statement to the media, Adah Sharma said, "I have been signed as the brand ambassador of Godrej No.1 beauty soaps. I have already shot for the ad, which will be aired in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil languages."

Born and brought up in Kerala, Adah Sharma started her career as a model and has been the face of a soft drink, hair oil and a few other brands. It was Vikram Bhatt, who introduced her to films with his horror flick 1920. Later, she has featured in Phhir, Hum Hai Raahi Car Ke, Hasee Toh Phasee and Heart Attack. Continue to see pictures of Adah Sharma's commercial brand ads in the slideshow.

Adah Sharma In Godrej Ad

As a model, Adah Sharma has her kitty full of several commercial endorsement deals. Godrej No.1 beauty soap is the latest brand that is coming her way.

Adah Sharma In Joyalukkas Ad

Adah Sharma was roped in as the brand ambassador for the jewellery major Joyalukkas in 2011.

Adah Sharma With Madhavan In Joyalukkas Ad

Adah Sharma has featured with actor Madhavan in the TV ad of this jewellery brand Joyalukkas.

Adah Sharma In PETA's Ad

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