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Clove Dental Finds Its Bollywood Smile with Sikander, Starring Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna

Clove Dental partners with the film Sikander to place oral health at the center of cinematic conversation, building awareness through story, not slogans.

With a message built around confidence and care, India’s largest dental chain enters the cinematic frame through Sikander, making oral health part of the story, not just the screen

Clove Dental, India’s most expansive network of dental clinics, has stepped into the cinematic spotlight with a high-impact partnership with the upcoming film Sikander, featuring Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna. This collaboration blends oral health messaging with mass cinema, reminding Indian audiences that strength begins with self-care, and that a confident smile is part of presence, not just presentation.
This is not just product placement. It is narrative positioning. The association aligns cinematic energy with a public health narrative that matters.

From Health to Heroism

  • Sikander * is set to deliver a story built on strength, personal resilience, and public grit. For Clove Dental, the film is a mirror to the values it has championed in its clinics and campaigns. The message is clear. Strength is not always about physical power. Sometimes, it shows up as confidence, clarity, and care.

“With Sikander, we are not entering a sponsorship space. We are entering a conversation,” said Sumit Saxena, Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations at Clove Dental. “A great smile is not a luxury. It is a signal of well-being and assurance. This film gives us a compelling space to share that belief with audiences across India.”

India’s Smile Story Expands
Founded in 2011, Clove Dental has grown into a trusted brand with over 600 clinics across 26 Indian cities. It has treated more than 3 million patients, built a team of over 1,200 doctors, and developed strong equity in ethical care, hygiene, and community engagement.
The brand is now moving from medical credibility to cultural presence. Its latest partnership with Sikander places dental care into India’s wider narrative of aspiration, public personality, and everyday performance.
With a country that continues to face high oral disease burden and low awareness, WHO has highlighted India’s need to integrate oral hygiene education into its public platforms. Clove Dental’s cinema intervention is a creative step in that direction.

The Film That Fits

  • Sikander * is directed by A. R. Murugadoss and is backed by production houses aligned with mass-market cinema. The story centers on determination and personal mission, anchored by characters who move with purpose. Salman Khan’s role is expected to carry strong physical and emotional tones, while Rashmika Mandanna brings credibility and connection.

Within this canvas, the brand does not arrive with sales intention. It arrives with meaning. It shows that oral care is not background health. It is frontline strength.

A New Layer in Healthcare Storytelling

This partnership is also a nod to how brands now find placement beyond advertising. Clove Dental’s message will appear within the film’s story ecosystem, complemented by behind-the-scenes content, social rollouts, and co-branded visibility. It is expected to include interactive storytelling within Clove clinics as well, allowing audiences to meet the message in real life.
Saxena notes, “People today do not respond to health awareness in the abstract. They respond when it feels familiar, visible, and honest. This film helps us meet them where they already are, in theatres, on digital platforms, and in conversation.”

Not Just Looks, But Wellbeing
Clove Dental’s campaign line for this partnership focuses on the idea that smiles are not cosmetic. They are functional. They impact mood, health, confidence, and even how we are perceived. A strong smile belongs in every hero’s story, on screen and off it.
The brand’s clinics offer advanced tools for diagnostics, treatments for all age groups, and transparent pricing with zero compromise on hygiene or medical ethics.

From Clinics to Culture

This move is not about grabbing attention. It is about building legitimacy for dental care in a space that millions engage with weekly. Cinema in India has long shaped conversations around style, status, strength, and self-worth. Now, oral health gets its rightful place within that frame.
For Prittle Prattle News, this campaign reflects a maturing moment in healthcare storytelling. It is not just about selling treatments. It is about placing health where people are most likely to believe it, inside the stories they already trust.
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