This Navratri, regular idols are out and thematic dolls are ruling the markets. From Hyderabad’s busy bazaars to local craft stalls, shoppers are lining up early to grab story-based doll sets before they sell out.
Buyers Grab Themes Over Single Idols
Shopkeepers say demand has jumped like never before. Families want full scenes — Ramayana sets, Krishna Leela displays, village life themes and festive miniatures. Many people are placing advance orders to avoid missing out.
Parents are buying doll sets to teach kids festival stories, while collectors are picking limited designs for their golu and bommalu displays.
Sellers Cash In On Festive Trend
Artisans and small shops are making quick sales with combo packs and ready-made themes. Materials range from clay and wood to fabric and fibre to meet fast orders. Some stalls are already low on stock due to heavy footfall.
Markets Packed, Sales Soaring
Hyderabad markets are buzzing with shoppers looking for unique sets. Shops have stocked miniature temples, Durga processions, village festivals and modern scenes. Many are offering bundle prices to pull in more buyers.
Tradition With a Twist
The classic Navratri, Thematic dolls display is back in focus — but with creative upgrades. Families now compete to set up eye-catching themed arrangements at home and in local events.
