A rate table rebuilt right-to-left in Urdu, not translated into an English grid
The Suzuki Auto Insurance flyer exists in two languages. The Urdu edition is a designed piece, not a caption swap.
- Client
- Jubilee General Insurance
- Industry
- Banking, Insurance & Fintech
- Scope
- Flyer Design, Bilingual
- Year
- 2025
The challenge
Insurance collateral is usually a wall of terms with the useful numbers buried. This one had to lead with what a customer decides on — the rate and the claim promise — and then do all of it again in Urdu, where a data table cannot simply be flipped.
What we did
- Led with the rate table and the 48-hour claim settlement, because those are what the customer is actually comparing.
- Rebuilt the entire table right-to-left for the Urdu edition, mirroring column order while keeping numerals legible, so it reads as designed rather than converted.
- Structured the value-adds — certified workshop repair, genuine parts with warranty, personal accident cover — as scannable rows rather than paragraphs.
- Gave the digital claim routes equal weight to the phone number, since app and web reporting are the actual differentiator.
- Kept corporate ratings and certifications present but subordinate, so credibility supports the offer without crowding it.
Outcome
What changed.
Qualitative where we don't yet have the client's clearance to publish figures. We'd rather say less than overstate.
Full English and Urdu editions
Table rebuilt RTL, not flipped
Rate and claim promise lead
App, web and UAN given equal weight
The full piece
All 3 pages.
Use the arrows or your keyboard. Every page as delivered.



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