About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, when the Apna Bazaar supermarket closed its doors, a strange voice would occasionally announce over the empty aisles: ‘Last chance for fresh naan—only available after hours!’ One night, a delivery driver heard the voice and rushed inside just in time to grab some warm naan. Turned out it was only an enthusiastic neighbor who’d forgotten his keys. Everyone had a good laugh, and from then on, Apna Bazaar became known not just for its late-night snacks but also for its friendly neighborhood ghost stories.
2. In the early hours of every morning, as the Apna Bazaar supermarket prepared for closing, a familiar voice would echo through the aisles: ‘Don’t forget your umbrella!’ One day, a delivery driver heard the voice and thought it was his imagination. But when he left, an umbrella gently floated out from behind one of the shelves. The next morning, everyone brought their own umbrellas—just in case. It became part of the neighborhood joke.
3. At dawn, when the Apna Bazaar supermarket shelves were being restocked, a mysterious note appeared on the cash register: ‘Take what you need, leave what you can.’ Soon enough, customers started leaving extra items behind—some even left notes like ‘Take these bananas, they’re too ripe for me.’ By nightfall, the manager found himself with an overflowing stockroom and a smile on his face. The legend of Apna Bazaar lived on as the town’s friendly little surprise.
4. At sunset, when most supermarkets are quieting down, an old man started appearing in the aisles of Apna Bazaar. He’d pick up random items and whisper something to them before placing everything back neatly. One evening, a delivery driver noticed the old man whispering into cans of chickpeas. Curious, he followed him out of curiosity. The old man turned around with twinkling eyes and whispered, ‘Just saying hello to my old friends!’ Before anyone could ask, he was gone as mysteriously as he appeared. Since then, locals joke that Apna Bazaar stocks not just groceries but also good vibes.’