Maruti Suzuki wanted to be visible at Grubfest, a popular food event for the youth in Delhi. But what does an automobile brand have to do with food? Well, nothing. So, we took the brand's history and decided to bring its two cultures together - India and Japan, and make an auto-cafe with used car parts, that serves only Indo-Japanese cuisine. It was the first of its kind, all the way back in 2016 when food innovation wasn't mainstream. We also created a wall where customers could paint and share their experiences. These walls would then be transported to the next city, and citizens there could add to the art that existed.