Darsheel is the brand ambassador of Horlicks

Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 16:33 [IST]

New Delhi, Apr 22, 2008: Darsheel Safary, the young actor who created ripples with his awe inspiring acting performance in Aamir Khan directed Taare Zameen Par is happy as always.

The actor is yet to sign his next project but has been getting many films and endorsement offers. Now the young prodigy has signed to endorse Horlics, a healthy drink. He has endorsed four brands in as many weeks and offers are pouring like anything on this eight-year old star.

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Topics: darsheel safary, health, children, horlicks, bollywood, taare zameen par, aamir khan, videos

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