A video of a shopper expressing surprise over the wheat being costlier than wheat flour at a Dmart outlet has gone viral on social media. The short clip shows the customer pointing out that while one board lists wheat at Rs 37.50 per kg, another board shows atta (wheat flour) priced lower at Rs 32 per kg.
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He pans the camera towards two display boards inside the store. One board clearly shows “Wheat ₹37.50/kg,” while the other shows “Atta ₹32/kg.” The clip ends with the man’s confused expression, which viewers found both relatable and amusing.
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One user commented, “Even Dmart defies economics,” while another wrote, “Maybe they added labour charges in reverse.” Some suggested it could be a promotional discount on atta, quality of wheat, or a pricing mismatch by the store staff.
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In the video, the man can be heard saying in Hindi, “Aaj main Dmart aaya hoon, mujhe ek baat samajh nahi aayi — jab gehun ₹37.50 ka hai, toh atta ₹32 ka kaise?” (Today I came to Dmart, and I didn’t understand one thing — when wheat costs ₹37.50, how is atta ₹32?)Also Read: Premanand Maharaj health update: Baba Bageshwar Dham's Dhirendra Shastri provides latest news
He pans the camera towards two display boards inside the store. One board clearly shows “Wheat ₹37.50/kg,” while the other shows “Atta ₹32/kg.” The clip ends with the man’s confused expression, which viewers found both relatable and amusing.
Internet reactions
The video quickly gained traction across X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and WhatsApp, sparking jokes and discussions. Many users questioned how processed flour could be cheaper than raw wheat, while others turned the moment into memes about market pricing and retail strategies.Also Read: Gulshan Devaiah, known for Kantara's Kulashekhara, says he was told to buy used BMW to boost image
One user commented, “Even Dmart defies economics,” while another wrote, “Maybe they added labour charges in reverse.” Some suggested it could be a promotional discount on atta, quality of wheat, or a pricing mismatch by the store staff.
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