The widely celebrated day in US, ‘Black Friday Day’ is also being celebrated in India for few years now. Shopaholics wait for this day, as they can buy several items on discounts. Sales are expected to occur from November 28 to December 2, 2025. Various brands are anticipated to participate, offering significant discounts.
Black Friday comes the next day after Thanksgiving, and this year, the same falls on November 28, 2025. Now, in India, the sale around Black Friday stretches a little more than a single day, so we can expect major giants to run the sale from November 28, 2025, to most probably December 2, 2025.
Sale on Electronics
From November 28 to December 2
Some of the best smartphones from Nothing, OnePlus, and Samsung could get heavy price cuts in the Black Friday sale. Apart from that, there are chances that we will get to see some heavy discounts on gaming consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, Series S, and even Nintendo. One thing which we are sure of is that the Black Friday sale is going to be a boon for all the gamers, as most of the discounts here will be focused on gaming related accessories.
Zara, H&M and More
28th November
Zara and H&M Black Friday 2025 sale is set to be one of the standout fashion moments of the year, making it the perfect opportunity to update your wardrobe. Whether you’re searching for a cosy comforts wallet-friendly a party-ready dress, Zara and H&M continues to be a favourite for trend-focused, affordable style. You can buy all the products on upto 40% mark.
Not only this but MUA’s all over the India can enjoy heavy discounts on Sephora, Nykaa and Tira.
Sale on E-Commerce sites
Sale Starting November 27
Black Friday sales are a major event on e-commerce sites, with many retailers offering significant discounts on a wide variety of products, especially electronics, apparel, and home goods. Sites like Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Ajio and Ajio Luxe will offer huge discounts.
Black Friday is an annual shopping event that falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the United States, and is now a global phenomenon. It traditionally marks the start of the Christmas holiday shopping season, characterized by retailers offering significant discounts and deals both in-store and online.