The campaign features real-life stories of women cricketers and emphasises the need for financial preparedness.

The campaign is available across multi-media platforms– television, digital and outdoor.

Conceptualised by Schbang, the campaign aims to transform retirement aspirations into achievable realities.

The campaign serves as a powerful reminder of the fact that life is unpredictable and seldom gives second chances.

The campaign aims to create awareness on the importance of life insurance and its various product categories.

The brand's latest ad looks at retirement through the lens of a 50-year-plus couple preparing for the next phase of life.

The campaign is based on a real-life experience and makes one think about the need to secure their loved ones.

Vishal Subharwal, head – marketing, digital business and e-commerce, HDFC Life, says that the brand wanted to be a natural fit for the film's story.

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Released on the occasion of Women’s Day, the three films focus on enabling and educating women to make financial decisions.