When Ankush Arora's beloved Chandigarh QSR decided to expand beyond Punjab's borders, they needed a brand identity that would translate their American diner charm across North India without shouting for attention like every other fast-casual player. Our challenge was crafting a visual personality that would feel simultaneously authentic to their origins and compelling enough to stand out in new territories—all while gracefully sidestepping the category's obsession with primary colors and sensory overload.
When Ankush Arora's beloved Chandigarh QSR decided to expand beyond Punjab's borders, they needed a brand identity that would translate their American diner charm across North India without shouting for attention like every other fast-casual player. Our challenge was crafting a visual personality that would feel simultaneously authentic to their origins and compelling enough to stand out in new territories—all while gracefully sidestepping the category's obsession with primary colors and sensory overload.
When Ankush Arora's beloved Chandigarh QSR decided to expand beyond Punjab's borders, they needed a brand identity that would translate their American diner charm across North India without shouting for attention like every other fast-casual player. Our challenge was crafting a visual personality that would feel simultaneously authentic to their origins and compelling enough to stand out in new territories—all while gracefully sidestepping the category's obsession with primary colors and sensory overload.