Golden Girl Kajol

Golden girl: After diamonds, Kajol graced Gold, at the Festival of Gold in New Delhi.

Branded: Kajol's tryst with jewelry endorsement was limited to diamonds, as she became the brand ambassador for Asmi diamond jewelry in 2005.

Ad world: While co-stars like Shah Rukh Khan got into endorsements very early in their careers, Kajol refrained for a long time. Her first appearance in an ad was for just barely a glimpse in a Pepsi ad.

More ads: Now however, things have changed, Kajol is seen in a number of ad campaigns, like Whirlpool, Marie biscuits, Asmi and Tata Indicom.

Milestone in the movies: Kajol was the leading lady of Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge (1995), the longest running films in the history of Indian cinema. It is one of two Hindi films included in the 1001 Films You Must Watch Before You Die list.

All the awards: Kajol has won the Filmfare best Actress Award five times. She also recieved the Best Actress Award at the Filmfare South ceremony.

Another honour: Kajol also got a Filmfare Award for Best Villain for her role in Gupt. She accepted the award with the words, 'It pays to be bad.'

Back with a bang: Her comeback film, Fanaa, opposite Aamir Khan came in 2006. Her new look was appreciated by all and sundry.

For her hubby: Kajol, who has been a regular in most of husband Ajay Devgan's home productions, is all set for Toonpur ka Sultan, an animation film. Not only will Ajay be her co-star, but also mom Tanuja, who will play her mother in the film.

Reunited: Cartoons aside, what the world is waiting for, is Karan Johar's My Name is Khan, where Kajol will be reunited with her best onscreen partner, Shah Rukh Khan. The two were last seen together in Kabhie Khushi Kabhie Gham. Will they be able to live up to expectations and recreate the magic? We'll have to wait and see.