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Mindy Kaling Is Invisible Comedic Force in First Super Bowl Ad

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Mindy Kaling Acts Invisible in 1st Super Bowl Ad
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BySUSANNA KIM
January 22, 2015, 1:12 PM

— -- The latest Super Bowl ad teaser features actress Mindy Kaling, in her first ad for the big game, as an invisible force of comedy.

"The Mindy Project" and "The Office" star is featured in a Nationwide insurance ad, which debuted on ABC's "Good Morning America" today.

Following the footsteps of Nationwide spokesman Peyton Manning, Kaling said she had fun fantasizing about the "ridiculous stuff you would do if you were invisible and mischievous."

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“My writers and I had so much fun brainstorming ideas for this ad because it was all about wish fulfillment," she said, like walking through a car wash.

The commercial was directed by Doug Liman, best known for the "Bourne" film series, "Edge of Tomorrow" and "Swingers."

“All of us, even beautiful, young Hollywood celebrities like me, have been in situations where we feel invisible," she said. Spoiler alert: the point of the ad is that Nationwide doesn't make members feel invisible.

The spot, Nationwide’s first Super Bowl commercial since 2007, debuts during the second quarter of this year's game.

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