<h1>Insurer's cinematic ad campaign risks misleading claims, endorsement disclosure and data-privacy compliance under Section 5 advertising rules</h1> A digital-first insurer launched a multi-platform advertising campaign using cinematic tropes and celebrity endorsement to promote integrated insurance, maintenance and regulatory-compliance services for vehicle owners. The campaign's positioning - dramatizing routine incidents like breakdowns, dent repairs and traffic challans - raises typical legal considerations: truth-in-advertising and consumer-protection compliance, clear disclosure of paid endorsements, accuracy of service claims (scope, turnaround, geographic limits), data/privacy handling where digital services are promoted, and adherence to broadcasting and advertising standards across TV and online media. Contractual terms for claims/repairs and regulatory licensing for ancillary services should be clearly communicated.