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Case study / Daal SceneBrand identity · Packaging · WebsitePakistani comfort. Full scene.

A bilingual daal chawal brand, its packaging and a coming-soon website. Daal garam, chawal naram.

(Overview)

A bilingual food brand and coming-soon website that turns everyday daal chawal into a complete Rs 300 lunch, with a punchline.

Product
Daal chawal lunch brand
Platform
Identity, packaging & web
Audience
Everyday lunch crowd, Pakistan
Focus
Brand identity & web UI
Daal Scene cover: logo, website mockups, packaging photo and Rs 300 sticker
Daal Scene · Identity, packaging, web

Overview

Lunch ka
kya scene?

Daal Scene is an everyday Pakistani daal chawal concept: garam daal, naram chawal, achaar, raita and salad, all for one clear price. The brand talks like a friend at the counter. It leads with the joke, then follows with the real meal and the price.

Brand idea

“Lunch ka kya scene?” Daal Scene.

Personality

Warm, witty and direct. Jokes first, never at the food’s expense.

Promise

A complete Rs 300 lunch with no hidden extras.

Rs300

One price. The whole plate.

5

Items on one plate: chawal, daal, achaar, raita, salad.

2

Scripts, one mark. Urdu leads, English backs it up.

3sec

Glance rule: every surface must read in three seconds.

Chapter 01

The brand.

A question, an answer and a bilingual mark.

Motion
01Lunch ka kya scene? Daal Scene.
Motion
02The brand idea, as a conversation
Motion
03Logo anatomy
Motion
04Daal + chawal = scene on

Daal akeli
nahi aati.

The whole system runs on one rule: daal is never alone. Every layout carries both the round haldi lentil and the long chawal grain. If daal is in the headline, chawal is in the picture, and the other way round. The Urdu lettering leads the personality, English makes it easy to recognise, and the “Daal ✦ Chawal ✦ Rs 300” descriptor keeps the offer clear everywhere.

Chapter 02

Colour, type, voice.

Chawal ka rang, daal ka rang, tarke ki aag.

Plate-shaped chart of the four brand colours and their usage shareStill
05A hungry, happy palette
Motion
06Type that talks
Wall of brand slogans on olive, orange, yellow and cream cardsStill
07Lines people repeat

Voice

Say it like
a local.

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The question

Lunch ka kya scene?

01

Master line

Daal garam, chawal naram.

دال گرم، چاول نرم

02

Hero line

Daal mein kuch kaala nahi hai!

03

For the rice

Chawal ka bhi scene hai.

04

Sticker line

Habibi, daal khao.

05

The pair rule

Jahan daal, wahan chawal.

جہاں دال، وہاں چاول

06

The price

Poori plate. Poora scene. Rs 300.

07

Chapter 03

In the real world.

The box, the stall and the team all tell the same story.

Motion
08The box is the ad
Motion
09The three-second glance test
Olive staff tees and orange cap with the back-print rotationStill
10The team carries the brand
Motion
11Sticker set, die-cut

(Website)

A coming-soon site
with appetite.

The website builds the plate one ingredient at a time: chawal, daal, raita, salad and achaar, then a final olive oil drizzle. It shows the full Rs 300 plate, and the first-bite section is ready for real customer videos after launch. Each section uses one brand colour, so the page feels like the box, the stall and the menu.

  1. 01Chawal se shuru.
  2. 02Ab garam daal.
  3. 03Thora sa raita.
  4. 04Freshness + a little punch.
  5. 05Zaitoon oil. Scene set.

Chapter 04

Inside the website.

A live plate builder, then the full plate.

Motion
12The live plate builder
Three mobile screens fanned out on haldi yellowStill
13Poora scene, pocket mein
Two taped concept-preview photos of first bitesStill
14Pehla bite, asli reaction
Motion
15The brand book, 15 pages

The reel

Poora scene,
67 seconds.

What we made.

Identity

  • Bilingual logo lockup
  • Urdu lettering
  • Palette & pattern
  • Type system

Packaging

  • Kraft lunch box
  • Printed sleeve
  • Achaar & raita cups

Environment

  • Shop front & awning
  • Counter branding
  • A-frame price board

Campaign

  • Slogan bank
  • Die-cut stickers
  • Staff uniform
  • Social posts

Digital

  • Coming-soon website
  • Plate builder
  • Mobile layouts
  • Brand book v2.1
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