Amazon Great Indian Sale September 21- September 24

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Amazon Great Indian Sale September 21- September 24




The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale will commence from September 21 and end on September 24.

Amazon India recently announced that their shopping fiesta, Great Indian Festival will kick off from September 21 through September 24. With the onset of the festival season in India, online shopping gets a really amazing boost with consumers shopping at different portals for their festivity needs. In fact, a lot of us wait for this sale to commence and get our hands on our favourite products at the best price. 
 Amazon Upcoming Sale Will Offer Great Festive Deals On Mobiles , Electronics , Laptops ,Home Products And Much More. Amazon Great Indian Festival Will bring you the Best Offers Of the year. So this Diwali Get Your self free From Chhoti Bachat (Small Savings) And Go For Bdi Bachat (Big Savings) In Amazon Festival Sale. During Amazon Great Indian Sale You Will get Additional 10% Cashback With HDFC Bank Debit/credit Cards And Amazon Pay Balance. Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale Dates Are to 21st-24th September. Prime Members will get an Early access To Amazon Great Indian Festival On 20th September 12 PM Onwards.

Category Wise Discount Here [Updated Today]:-

1) Mobiles Phones & Accessories at upto 40% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

2) Smart Tv upto 40% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

3) HeadPhones at upto 60% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

4) BlueTooth Speakers upto 50% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

5) Women’s Clothing 40% – 80% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

6) Men’s Clothing 40% – 70% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

7) Women’s Watches 30% – 70% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

8) Men’s Watches 30% – 70% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

9) Women’s Shoes 40% – 70% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

10) Women’s Shoes, Sandals, Slippers at 40-80% OFF + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

11) Get 50-70% off on branded women footwear + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

12) Handbags & Cluthes at 40-70% OFF + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

13) Girls/Women’s Tops & Tees at 50% Off or more + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

14) Gold & Diamond Jewellery 30% – 60% Off

15) Beauty Products at upto 35% OFF + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

16) Men’s Shoes 40% – 70% Off

17) Get 40-70% off on Branded Men Footwear

18) 24) Men’s Shirts 30-70% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

19) Women’s Kurtas at 50% OFF or more  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

20) Casual Shoes at 50-70% OFF or more  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

21) Men’s Jeans at Minimum 50% off  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

22) Buy Saree’s at Minimum 70% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

23) Innerwear Starting at just Rs 149  + 15% Cashback via SBI Bank debit/credit cards on app & 10% on amazon.in website

34) American Tourister at flat 50% Off more  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

35) Pantaloons products at upto 50% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

36) Adidas products at upto 50% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

37) Air Conditioners at Minimum 25% off or more  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

38) Buy Sunglasses at Minimum 70-90% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

39) Buy School Bags at 50-70% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

40) Buy Handbags at 50-70% OFF  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

41) Memory Cards at Great Prices  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

42) Pendrives at 20-40% off  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

43) Bags & Bagpacks at 50% off or more

44) Home Decor upto 75% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

45) Curtains at upto 50% OFF and more  + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

46) Cookwares Sets at upto 40% OFF + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

47) BedSheets upto 60% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

48) Kitchen & Dining upto 70% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank Debit/Credit card on Amazon website/App

49) Home Appliances upto 50% Off + 10% Cashback via HDFC Bank

Here Amazon Top Festival Offers






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Discounted Electronics items in Amazon

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