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HMD Names Sreeleela as Vibe Face of HMD Smartphones

October 7, 2026

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HMD Turns Up the Vibe: Sreeleela Named the Vibe Face of HMD Smartphones

HMD today announced Sreeleela as the Vibe Face of HMD smartphones, marking a new chapter in the brand’s smartphone journey and bringing together HMD’s technology proposition with Sreeleela’s strong connection with today’s consumers.

With a growing presence across Indian audiences, Sreeleela has established herself as one of the country’s leading young stars. Her distinctive personality, contemporary style and ability to connect with audiences across markets make her a natural fit for HMD as the brand continues to build its presence in India.

As the Vibe Face of HMD, Sreeleela will feature across the brand’s upcoming smartphone festive campaigns and consumer initiatives. The association will span a 360-degree campaign across outdoor, print, digital, social media, video platforms and influencer networks.

The partnership comes at an important stage in HMD’s evolution in India,...

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Microsoft Patches More Than 1,400 Security Flaws

Is Mini DisplayPort Becoming Obsolete?

Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVs