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Forbes SmartClean

Consumer electronicsIndiaA Eureka Forbes brand

Forbes SmartClean has 2 campaigns on record and no confirmed sponsorships yet.

1Confirmed in 2026
2Campaigns
1Ambassador

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Ambassadors

Talent named in Forbes SmartClean's campaigns. Current means seen in a campaign since April 2025. From campaign credits, not contracts.

NameStatusFirst seenLatest campaign
Shraddha KapoorCurrent21 Aug 20258 Aug 2026

Campaigns

With the agency and talent where the trade press named them.

Ad film · 8 Aug 2026

A film with Shraddha Kapoor that positions the Forbes SmartClean robotic vacuum as the household's new favourite, taking over daily cleaning with LiDAR navigation, obstacle detection, self-emptying and hot-water mop washing so the family gets its time back.

Talent: Shraddha Kapoor.

Ad film · 21 Aug 2025

Shraddha Kapoor's first campaign for Eureka Forbes, personifying effortless 'Chakachak Clean' living with the Forbes SmartClean robotic vacuum that clears corners, glides under sofas, handles pet hair and wet-mops, all from a phone. It reframes cleaning as a health necessity rather than a chore.

Talent: Shraddha Kapoor.

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Who are Forbes SmartClean's brand ambassadors in 2026?

Campaigns since April 2025 feature Shraddha Kapoor. This comes from campaign credits in the trade press, not from endorsement contracts.