The 'dhak dhak' girl, who got married in 1999 to a US-based surgeon, had acted in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Devdas' in 2002 before taking a break and made a comeback in Aditya Chopra's home production 'Aaja Nachle' in 2007.
"I think there is no mantra for success. One just has to be positive and keep doing good work. One must keep moving forward and not think much," Madhuri told reporters here at an event.
She has Vishal Bharadwaj's home production film 'Dedh Ishqiya' and Anubhav Sinha-produced 'Gulab Gang' in hand.
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