During the holy month of Ramzan, Muslims observe a day-long fast from sunrise to sunset, breaking it in the evening with Iftar.
In Pune, the spirit of Iftar is reflected in the lively food stalls that emerge across the city after sunset.
Areas such as Kausar Baug in Kondhwa and MG Road in Camp turn into bustling food hubs, filled with the aroma of kebabs, biryanis and traditional sweets.
These stalls attract families and food lovers across religions, adding a festive charm to Pune's Ramzan evenings.
Check out the pictures below:
During Ramzan, Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset | Anand Chaini
The fast is broken in the evening with a meal called Iftar | Anand Chaini
In Pune, Iftar is celebrated with great enthusiasm | Anand Chaini
Many food stalls come up across the city during this time | Anand Chaini
Areas like Kausar Baug and Camp become very lively in the evenings | Anand Chaini
The smell of kebabs, biryani and fried snacks fills the air | Anand Chaini
Sweet dishes are also popular at Iftar stalls | Anand Chaini
Despite hygiene concerns, the Iftar food culture remains very popular | Anand Chaini
People from different communities visit these stalls | Anand Chaini
Families and friends gather to eat together after sunset | Anand Chaini
Vendors prepare fresh food throughout the evening | Anand Chaini
The stalls light up as soon as the sun sets | Anand Chaini
The streets remain crowded until late at night | Anand Chaini
Many people wait eagerly for the call to prayer before eating | Anand Chaini
Iftar stalls add a festive spirit to the city during Ramadan | Anand Chaini
