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SBI Life has 5 campaigns on record and no confirmed sponsorships yet.

3Confirmed in 2026
5Campaigns
2Ambassadors

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Ads running in India

18 ads on Facebook and Instagram, newest first. Meta's Ad Library, 6 Nov 2026.

एसबीआय लाइफ - स्मार्ट स्कॉलर प्लस
Since 2 versions

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Since 4 versions

SBI Life - Retire Smart Plus

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Customizable Term Plan
Since 2 versions

Customizable Term Plan

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एसबीआई लाइफ - स्मार्ट शील्ड प्लस
Since

एसबीआई लाइफ - स्मार्ट शील्ड प्लस

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एसबीआय लाइफ सोबत स्वप्नांचे रक्षण करा
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एसबीआय लाइफ सोबत स्वप्नांचे रक्षण करा

तुमच्या फायनान्शियल इम्युनिटीला उभारी द्या आणि 100 वर्षांसाठी आजीवन कव्हरेज मिळवा^. कोट मिळवा

2 Crore Term Plan @ ₹10767/year*
Since 2 versions

2 Crore Term Plan @ ₹10767/year*

Get 2 Crore Term Insurance @ ₹10767/year*& Ensure the Financial well-being of your Loved Ones

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Ambassadors

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

NameStatusFirst seenLatest campaign
Ravindra JadejaCurrent21 Jan 202621 Jan 2026
Rishabh PantCurrent21 Jan 202621 Jan 2026

Campaigns

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

#PapaHainNa

Festive · 17 Jun 2026

An annual Father's Day film that honours fathers who give their children the freedom to make their own choices and the confidence to pursue them; SBI Life ran an earlier instalment of the same franchise, spelled '#PapaHaiNa', in June 2025.

Ad film · 11 May 2026

SBI Life's Mother's Day film turns on an exchange between two mothers: a young woman returning to work after maternity leave cannot put her hesitation into words, and her own mother reads it anyway and tells her that choosing her own path takes nothing away from her family. It extends the brand line Apne Liye. Apno Ke Liye.

Jolly & Polly

Ad film · 21 Jan 2026

SBI Life cast Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja as two sides of an argument every buyer already has in their head, one pushing instinct and ambition, the other preparedness. Two films follow a woman taking up wrestling and a man moving into women's rights law, with insurance framed as the thing that lets the choice happen. Television and connected TV carried the campaign, backed by OTT, cinema and outdoor.

Talent: Rishabh Pant, Ravindra Jadeja.

Thanks-A-Dot

Purpose · 29 Oct 2025

A breast-health awareness initiative that set a Guinness World Records title and partnered with the BCCI to bring breast-cancer screening conversations into mainstream living rooms across India, with stops including Kanker, Chhattisgarh and Vizag.

Integrated campaign · 2 Feb 2023

An integrated campaign built on what SBI Life called responsible ambition, the idea that people now chase their own goals without setting down family duties. The lead TVC is told from a daughter's point of view and follows her father, Rishabh, quitting his job to start his own venture.

Questions people ask

Who are SBI Life's brand ambassadors in 2026?

Campaigns since April 2025 feature Ravindra Jadeja, Rishabh Pant. This comes from campaign credits in the trade press, not from endorsement contracts.