text: Madhuri Dixit's waxwork at Madame Tussaud - Activism - Online Petition
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  This petition expresses the wish to install the waxwork of Madhuri Dixit, the greatest female superstar of Indian cinema, at the highly esteemed Madame Tussaud's Museum in London. Madhuri Dixit has been a unique combination of an outstanding actress, a huge superstar, a perfect role model, and her impact is incomparable in the history of Bollywood. Below we elaborate these points and her achievements to justify the petition.
  Actress: Madhuri Dixit, referred as the "epitome of grace", is a matchless actress of Indian cinema. With exceptional acting and dancing skills, she carried the most complex roles with elegance, breathed life into every role she essayed, and transcended simple dance moves into expression euphoria. Consequently, she won five FILMFARE (Indian equivalent of Oscar) awards, including four in the "best actress" category, and won 15 FILMFARE nominations, two as "Best supporting actress", and 13 as "Best Actress" which is an all time record of maximum nominations in the "Best Actress" category. Innumerable credible-polls (such as the BBC poll) and major websites (such as rediff.com) declared her as the "Greatest Bollywood Actress Ever". Her awards and the facts that the legendary Bollywood actor Late Ashok Kumar (who saw every actress in Bollywood) termed her as the "first complete actress in 100 years of Indian cinema", and Indias ambassador of modern Art, painter M.F. Hussain dedicated hundreds of paintings and a movie titled "Gajagamini" to her talent are glowing testimonials that she is the greatest actress of Indian cinema.
  Star: Her career spans over two decades, and has been a dazzling story of success, stature, and fame that earned her the title of the biggest ever female superstar of Bollywood. The 'Madhuri Juggernaut' was unstoppable for more than a decade, giving countless hits and some of the biggest blockbusters of Bollywood; the shine of her as a star eclipsed her co-actors. She rewrote the definition of success, got a lifetime of fan following that was unprecedented, and because of her ability to turn ordinary movies into huge successes, she was named the "Female Amitabh Bachchan". The "Madhuri Magic" continues to rule the nation; even an exhibition of her photographs in the small city of Pune attracted thousands of people in June 2009. A few examples to show her superlative achievements as a star are: she won the "Female Megastar of the Millennium" contest conducted by the Kinetic Mega show in Star TV; many credible polls (such as ZeeNews poll) declared her as the biggest female superstar of Bollywood; Forbes magazine named her among the five most powerful Indian movie stars; and the millennium edition of the "Guinness Book of World Records" records her name as the highest paid Indian actress.
  Perfect Role Model: With all the stardom and glory, she has always remained a down-to-earth and humble persona. With utmost honesty, sincerity, and professionalism to her work, she carried herself with exemplary poise and dignity in all spheres of life. Thus, she became the ideal role model to emulate, and is loved and admired immensely by the entire industry. The government of India honored her with the National Citizen Award for being an ideal citizen and a role model. Moreover, a movie tited Main Madhuri Dixit Bana Chahti Hoon (I want to become Madhuri Dixit) was made, and it truly reflected the aspirations of millions to become like her.
  Impact: Her reign had a huge impact in India and worldwide. Her immense popularity in Pakistan is summarized in the famous slogan from Pakistan: "Madhuri de do, Kashmir le lo" ("Give us Madhuri, take Kashmir"); and the impact is equally immense worldwide. A lake in North-eastern India is renamed after her as the "Madhuri Lake": this is another symbol of her far-reaching impact. For her outstanding contribution to Indian cinema she was conferred with the Padmashri award, fourth highest civilian honor, by the government of India and was honored at the the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.
  Her list of achievements is endless, and here we presented a glimpse to show that she is a legend in her craft, an iconic superstar, an exemplary role model with outstanding contribution and impact to Indian cinema. Thus she is the perfect choice who deserves to be immortalized being Taussaded.
  Please consider making a small donation today. This will allow us to keep Madhuri Dixit's waxwork at Madame Tussaud alive and available to a wide audience.
  16 January 20161000. Swati S
  12 January 2016999. Vikas Dawson
  06 January 2016998. Anjali M
  05 January 2016997. Manisha Hancock
  03 January 2016996. Mehul M
  02 January 2016995. Sunny D
  Madhuri is God!
  01 January 2016994. Vimal J
  27 December 2015993. Govind Cooley
  23 December 2015992. Darina Lawrence
  23 December 2015991. Alma Bauer
  18 December 2015990. Pinali Sawyer
  love u madz
  16 December 2015989. Siddhesh Zamora
  pls i want see Madhuri at madame tussaud museum
  11 December 2015988. Dilip Cantu
  08 December 2015987. Disha S
  07 December 2015986. Ms J
  06 December 2015985. Seimen Mccann
  Want to see ;MAdhuris WaxWork .PLEASE !!!
  02 December 2015984. Pooja J
  30 November 2015983. Karla Barry
  29 November 2015982. Sayan C
  27 November 2015981. Pooja M
  25 November 2015980. Smn Schaefer
  16 November 2015979. Nagendra K
  15 November 2015978. Shivali P
  12 November 2015977. Terri Moran
  10 November 2015976. Mahalakshmi S
  this divine beauty deserves to be @ tussaud
  06 November 2015975. Pavan K
  This would be a Gr8 honour to the Diva of Indian Cinema!!!
  06 November 2015974. Sukjeet Stephens
  Jessica SchaeferBy:
  Madame Tussaud Authority
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