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Celina Jaitely Party Rocks!!

Celina Jaitely hosted a party to welcome her close friend from London. And truly her party rocked at her terrace apartment till wee hours of the morning.

Subhas Ghai, Ritesh Deshmukh, Sangeet siwan , Javed Jaaferi were amongst others who celebrated with her.

Celina Jaitely incidentally has been on a brand endorsement spree. Recently she was signed to be the brand ambassador for Egypt, the land of the Pharaohs and Nile.

Beside Celina has also signed to endorse a Mineral Water brand as well as a Saree brand.

Looks like the party never ends for Celina!!
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