Lulu Mall and Lulu Hypermarket Announce Mega Sale with flat 50% off

Hyderabad, January 06, 2028: Lulu Mall and Lulu Hypermarket have announced a mega sale offering discounts flat 50% off on over 25,000 products. The sale will be held from 8th to 11th of this month, according to Muhammed Shareef, Regional Manager, Lulu Mall. Addressing the media at a press conference held at the mall on Tuesday, Mr. Shareef stated that “Lulu On Sale” will be conducted over four days, during which customers can enjoy attractive discounts across multiple categories. He urged the customers celebrate this Sankranthi with lulu mega sale and exciting offers.

Speaking on the occasion, Ezhil Arasan, Mall Manager, said that more than 200 brands are participating in the mega sale, with discounts flat 50% off. He added that the food court and other retail stores in the mall are also part of the sale. As part of the Shop & Win Contest, customers who shop for a minimum of Rs. 1,999 will get a chance to win a car through a lucky draw. He assured that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth and comfortable shopping experience for customers.

Vishal Kumal, DGM-Hypermarket and Safaruddheen, Buying Manager informed that Lulu Hypermarket is offering flat 50% discount on over 25,000 products, including groceries, fashion, electronics, home appliances, and more. They added that these special offers are designed to make this Sankranthi even more special for customers with attractive festive deals across all categories. During the sale period, the store will remain open from 9:00 AM to 12:00 midnight. Phani, Marketing Manager said that Lulu Happiness customers will get early access to the sale on 7th onwards. Early sale shoppers stand a chance to win a couple trip to Bali.

Additionally, Suryakanth, Assistant Manager, announced that at the Funtura Games Zone, flat 50% discount will be offered on all games and rides, except vending and bowling.

LuLu Management undertook a social responsibility initiative by distributing 600 kg of food at Basavatarakam Hospital, reaffirming its commitment to community welfare.