Campaign India Team
Aug 06, 2008

Nakshatra ropes in Katrina Kaif as brand ambassador

Nakshatra Diamond Jewellery has signed on Katrina Kaif as its new brand ambassador. Aishwarya Rai was the brand ambassador, before Kaif took over the reins. Earlier in the year, the Gitanjali Group had wholly acquired Nakshatra brand. Over her new role as brand ambassador for Nakshatra, Kaif said, "I am delighted to be associated with a brand like Nakshatra that has garnered immense popularity not only in India, but worldwide. I hope this association is amiable and mutually profitable."

Nakshatra ropes in Katrina Kaif as brand ambassador

Nakshatra Diamond Jewellery has signed on Katrina Kaif as its new brand ambassador. Aishwarya Rai was the brand ambassador, before Kaif took over the reins. Earlier in the year, the Gitanjali Group had wholly acquired Nakshatra brand. 

Over her new role as brand ambassador for Nakshatra, Kaif said, "I am delighted to be associated with a brand like Nakshatra that has garnered immense popularity not only in India, but worldwide. I hope this association is amiable and mutually profitable."

Mehul Choksi, chairman, Gitanjali Group and Nakshatra, said, "Katrina is the perfect representation of the young, trendy and fashionable woman that Nakshatra targets. Not only were we enthusiastic about the brand fit, but we feel that Katrina lends a refreshing look to the brand. We are excited about having her on boards as the new face of Nakshatra."

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Campaign India

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