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Null Bazaar, Mumbai

A mixed wholesale and retail market of the old city.

A general wholesale market near Bhendi Bazaar, selling food, household goods, hardware, second-hand items and a great deal else. It adjoins Chor Bazaar and the two run into each other.

6named shops and sections
3things to know
1trades listed
2026snapshot year

Inside the market

The sections, the shops and what each one sells
NameWhereWhat is there
The general market hallNull Bazaar, near Bhendi BazaarFood, household goods, everyday provisions.
Hardware and tool shopsNull BazaarOverlapping with the Lohar Chawl trade.
Second-hand goods dealerstowards Mutton StreetWhere Null Bazaar becomes Chor Bazaar.
Bird and animal marketNull BazaarA long-standing and contentious section.
Chor Bazaar1850sadjoiningThe antiques market next door.
Bhendi BazaaradjoiningThe Muslim quarter, its kitchens and its attar shops.

Worth knowing before you go

  • It runs into Chor Bazaar; treat them as one trip.
  • Friday afternoon is quiet, when much of the area shuts for prayers.
  • Ramzan evenings transform the whole district.

Named houses

4 named here, each opening a search in a new tab; the trade pages below carry more
NameWhereWhat they carry
Dadabhai & Sons 1904Mutton Street, Null Bazaar endAntique and Art Deco furniture, industrial pieces and lighting since 1904; now also film props and restoration. The dealer the street is known for.
Mansoori Curio Shop32, Mutton Street, Null BazaarOddities, nautical items, old televisions, hardware and small curios.
Camera House Miniature Shop137, Mutton Street, Null Bazaar, KumbharwadaVintage cameras, typewriters, film and ink.
Chor BazaarMutton Street, adjoiningThe dealers’ market next door; see the Chor Bazaar page.

What is traded here, trade by trade

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