Campaign India Team
May 17, 2022

Maxirich gets Ayushmann Khurrana as brand ambassador

Aims to communicate the features of the brand through this association

Maxirich gets Ayushmann Khurrana as brand ambassador
Cipla Health has announced the appointment of actor Ayushmann Khurrana as brand ambassador for its flagship health supplement brand, Maxirich. 
 
With this association, the brand aims to inspire consumers to include Maxirich along with their daily diet, to provide them with the energy required to fulfil their responsibilities in different facets of their daily lives. 
 
Shivam Puri, CEO, Cipla Health, said, “In Ayushmann Khurrana, we have found the perfect brand ambassador because he exudes all the qualities and attributes that Maxirich portrays.  As an artist, Ayushmann Khurrana stands for energy, vitality and versatility something that Maxirich also stands for and delivers to its consumers. Maxirich has touched the lives of millions of people throughout the country with its wide range of best-in-class health supplements. It has the rare distinction of having a portfolio of various health supplements that cater to a wide array of wellness needs, all under one brand - Maxirich. A perfect match with Ayushmann!” 
 
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