As Diwali is approaching, the shopping crowd in the market has increased, and people are coming to the market for clothes, jewelery and lighting as well as sweets. This year, premium gold leaf sweets have caught the attention of customers, and a box of just eight pieces of these sweets costs around Rs 10,000.
Along with traditional sweets, this year a variety of premium sweets with attractive packaging and different decorations have become available in the market. Expensive sweets with gold leaf are especially a topic of discussion in the market. It is reported that at some places special sweets worth lakhs of rupees are also available. On the occasion of Diwali, it is customary in companies, corporate offices and business institutions to gift sweets to employees, executives and business partners. Therefore, a variety of options have come into the market, from small boxes to attractive premium gift hampers.
Due to changing lifestyle, there is a special demand for sugar-free sweets this year. There are many options available for people with diabetes or those who are trying to control their sugar levels. At the same time, traditional sweets are also in trend. Cashew nuts, almond barfi, pistachio rolls, dry fruit sweets, Motichoor laddus and many types of Bengali sweets are gracing the shops. Attractive colours, different sizes, flavors and premium packaging are attracting the attention of customers. From gold leaf to traditional homemade sweets, the market of Panvel is decorated with a variety of options, making the sweetness of Diwali even more special.
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