It was wonderful to read your blog about this open market at the Khamarbari intersection on Indira Road in Dhaka. You have beautifully highlighted the subtle economic aspect of getting fresh vegetables at a lower price of 15-20 taka due to the absence of additional shop rent behind the shops. The experience of getting a gourd worth 80 taka for 60 taka or the information about vendors bringing fresh produce from the Kawran market in the morning is quite useful. I think that the most challenging moment while doing the market was that of handling the camera and bargaining. The fighting atmosphere of the camera frame with the vendor in the video blog circle brings the real atmosphere of any crowded market. However, the advice you have given to have a smiling and cooperative relationship with the vendor while shopping, instead of unnecessarily arguing about the price, is really commendable. Personally, I think that shopping from such a local open market is not only better for the pocket than buying packaged products from supermarkets, but it also creates a social bond with the local small vendors. Also, thank you very much for inviting me to this contest. I have already participated in this contest, and from my personal experience, the prices of vegetables have increased a lot due to the floods. Good luck to you in this contest. 😊