Expected late September 2026 — Amazon has not confirmed the dates. Anyone publishing a specific date for this sale today is guessing, and the guesses do not agree with one another. What is reliable is the pattern: Amazon has opened its festival sale in the second half of September in recent years, run it into the Diwali period, and given Prime members early access of roughly a day. This page will carry the real dates as soon as Amazon confirms them. Until then the deals below are live Amazon prices, checked against the MRP Amazon itself lists.
₹78,990 — was ₹135,790, 42% off
₹109,990 — was ₹180,690, 39% off
₹82,490 — was ₹83,465, 1% off
₹75,990 — was ₹78,860, 4% off
₹13,549 — was ₹16,990, 20% off
₹3,699 — was ₹369,900, 99% off
₹9,590 — was ₹16,990, 44% off
₹1,049 — was ₹4,499, 77% off
₹599 — was ₹1,999, 70% off
₹464 — was ₹2,199, 79% off
₹86,499 — was ₹89,990, 4% off
₹237 — was ₹1,109, 79% off
Amazon has not announced it. Based on the last several years it is likely to open in the second half of September and run into the Diwali period, with Prime members getting access about a day early — but that is a pattern, not an announcement, and the dates circulating on other sites are estimates presented as fact. This page gets updated when Amazon confirms.
Not announced either. Amazon names a card partner alongside the dates, and in recent years that has meant a 10% instant discount on one bank's cards with a per-transaction cap. The cap matters more than the headline percentage on a large basket, so check it before planning an order around the offer.
For phones, televisions and large appliances, usually yes — those see the deepest cuts of the year and the exchange and no-cost-EMI terms improve too. For everyday items the difference is often small, and some listings are marked up beforehand so the sale price matches the ordinary one. Every deal here is checked against the real MRP for that reason.
The page stays up and gets marked expired instead of being deleted. The buy button switches off and the listing shows what the price was, so you can tell an ended deal from a live one rather than landing on a broken link.