Hamaramall: VRD Masala Trio Pack (Haldi, Dhania & Mirch, 50g each) listed at ₹70

At a glance

Hamaramall's product page for the VRD Trio Pack — haldi (turmeric), dhania (coriander) and mirch (chilli) powder, 50g each — displays ₹70 against a ₹72 strike-through price. A separate advertised claim mentions code VRD25 for an extra ₹25 off, but that code was not observed on the merchant page itself and should be treated as unconfirmed. The listing is explicitly marked "Not cancellable and no returns", and extra charges may apply at checkout.

Quick facts

Product overview

This is a small everyday-spice bundle from VRD Masale: three 50g pouches covering the most-used Indian masalas — turmeric, coriander and chilli powder. The Hamaramall listing describes it as "Rooted in Tradition, Rich in Aroma" and positions it as a starter or top-up pack rather than a bulk buy. At 150g total it suits a small household, a trial of the brand, or a pantry refill.

Why consider it

• The page shows ₹70 for three pouches — a low absolute outlay for trying a new spice brand.
• If the advertised VRD25 code works at checkout, the effective price could drop further, making it strong value for 150g of spices.
• One pack covers three staples, which is convenient for a quick restock.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Low entry price and small commitment.
• Three everyday masalas in a single pack.
• Product page is live with an Add to Cart option.

Cons

• The merchant page shows only a nominal discount (₹70 vs ₹72, about 2%); the bigger saving depends on an unverified coupon code.
• "Not cancellable and no returns" — you cannot send it back if quality disappoints.
• "Extra charges may apply" is flagged on the page, so the final checkout cost may exceed ₹70.
• Pack size is small; heavy spice users will finish it quickly.

Who should buy it

Best for shoppers curious about the VRD Masale brand or anyone needing a cheap top-up of haldi, dhania and mirch. Less suitable if you want a no-questions-asked return option or large bulk quantities.

Final verdict

The ₹70 price is shown on the product page but the headline saving is modest — only a small amount off the stated ₹72 MRP. The advertised VRD25 code could make this a genuinely good deal, yet it was not confirmed on the merchant page, so test it in the cart before counting on it. Given the strict no-return policy and possible extra charges, buy only if you are comfortable trying a lesser-known brand at a small outlay. Worth it if the coupon applies; otherwise it is an inexpensive but unremarkable spice bundle.