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Star Health introduces India's first AI-generated ad campaign in insurance

By ANI | Updated: November 13, 2025 14:00 IST

VMPLNew Delhi [India], November 13: In a first for India's insurance sector, Star Health Insurance has unveiled a ...

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New Delhi [India], November 13: In a first for India's insurance sector, Star Health Insurance has unveiled a series of advertisements created using generative AI, marking a notable shift in how the insurance category approaches storytelling. The campaign blends technology and creativity to connect with audiences in fresh and relatable ways.

The three films portray familiar moments from everyday life, a foodie chasing every trending dish, a travel enthusiast planning her next getaway, and a go-getter balancing work and family. Each narrative unfolds with a light-hearted tone before arriving at a simple truth that resonates across age groups: Health Insurance Lena Smart Hai.

"At STAR Health, our goal has always been to simplify the way people think about Health Insurance. This campaign brings together everyday moments to convey why Health Insurance Lena Smart Hai. By combining human insight with AI-enabled storytelling, we are speaking directly to the next generation of Indian consumers and reaffirming our commitment to keeping customers at the center of every decision," said Anand Roy, MD & CEO, STAR Health Insurance Co. Ltd.

Watch the AI ad here: https://youtu.be/iR4BNYu_uHU

Developed using generative AI, the visuals are cinematic, detailed, and strikingly lifelike. The creative approach uses subtle imagery and emotional nuance to mirror experiences familiar to younger audiences, allowing viewers to see reflections of their own lives in each story.

AI played a role across nearly every layer of production, from scene design and lighting to character rendering and tone. Yet, the creative vision remained human-led. What would traditionally take weeks of filming and post-production was streamlined into a faster, data-led workflow without compromising authenticity or emotional depth.

The campaign's use of AI feels deliberate, serving the story rather than the technology itself. It highlights how emerging tools, when thoughtfully applied, can enrich human storytelling and redefine how everyday themes are brought to life on screen.

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