Amazon Casserole Price Per Litre October 2026: Rs. 200 to Rs. 1,209

Rs. 499 for 2,500 ml — Rs. 199.60 a litre, the lowest rate in this read and 20% below the next one. It is also the listing with the least evidence behind it: 2 ratings, averaging 3.5 stars. Those two facts sit together deliberately. The cheapest litre here is not the best-evidenced litre, and nothing on this page tests whether the pot keeps food warm, which is the only thing a hot pot is bought to do. The title's stated 2,500 ml is the figure the rate is built on; we did not measure it.

• Selling price: Rs. 499
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 199.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 899, badged 44% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: mandu
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.5 stars from 2 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 299 for 1,250 ml — Rs. 239.20 a litre. This is the brown Aurum. The beige one is the next card, at Rs. 330. Both publish the identical 1,043 ratings and the identical 4.2 stars, which is the ordinary signature of colourways pooled under one product page rather than a fault. The practical consequence is simple and worth ten seconds at checkout: the colour costs Rs. 31, or 10.4%, and the ratings beside the dearer tile are not describing buyers of that colour specifically.

• Selling price: Rs. 299
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.25 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 239.20
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 570, badged 48% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,043 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 330 for the same 1,250 ml pot in beige — Rs. 264.00 a litre. Against the brown on the card above that is Rs. 31 more, 10.4% on the rate, and the two listings state the same capacity, the same construction words and the same 1,043 ratings at 4.2 stars. Amazon badges this one 42% and the brown 48%, off an identical stated MRP of Rs. 570 — so the badge gap and the price gap are the same fact told twice. Nothing here says the colours differ in any other way.

• Selling price: Rs. 330
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.25 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 264.00
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 570, badged 42% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,043 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 849 for 2,800 ml — Rs. 303.21 a litre. Two things about this tile. First, Amazon shows no discount badge and no struck-through MRP on it; the second figure the scrape returned was not credibly a list price, so this card prints the selling price alone rather than invent a 0% saving. Second, its stated 866 ratings are the same 866 published by the Maxima 2,300 ml listing, and the two listings share one photograph — identical image bytes, which is why only one of the pair could be seated here at all.

• Selling price: Rs. 849
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.8 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 303.21
• Stated MRP and badge: none usable on this tile - the selling price is printed alone rather than a fabricated saving
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 866 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 759 for 2,500 ml — Rs. 303.60 a litre. The '2500' in the name is the capacity the title states, which on this shelf is worth saying out loud: six of the seven seated listings that put a number in the model name get it wrong. 33 ratings at 4.1 stars is a thin pool against the 4,764 on pick 15, and the rate is 38% lower. Cheaper per litre and less-evidenced tends to travel together on this shelf; neither figure says anything about how the pot performs.

• Selling price: Rs. 759
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 303.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, badged 24% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 33 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 743 for a pot whose own title states 2.1 litres — Rs. 353.81 a litre. The model name is Valenza 2500. Read '2500' as millilitres and you would compute Rs. 297.20 a litre, which is 16% too cheap. This is the first of six seated listings where the number in the name and the capacity in the same title disagree, and it is not a scrape artefact: both figures are printed in the one title Amazon serves. 26 ratings at 4.0 stars. Buy on stated capacity, not on the badge on the box.

• Selling price: Rs. 743
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.1 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 353.81
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,010, badged 26% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: MILTON
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 26 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 899 for 2,500 ml — Rs. 359.60 a litre, badged 46% off a stated MRP of Rs. 1,650. That is the deepest badge among the nine listings under Rs. 375 a litre, and it sits on 306 ratings at 4.0 stars — more evidence than most of the cheap end carries. A stated MRP is the seller's own figure and we have not seen this pot sold at Rs. 1,650; what is checkable is the rate, and Rs. 359.60 a litre is 80% above the cheapest litre on the page for a pot of the same stated size.

• Selling price: Rs. 899
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 359.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,650, badged 46% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: AVIAS
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 306 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 929 for 2,500 ml — Rs. 371.60 a litre. This is the big end of the cleanest comparison on the page. The same house sells the same Belly Hot Pot in three sizes and all three are seated here: 1,500 ml at Rs. 532.67 a litre (pick 17), 2,000 ml at Rs. 449.50 (pick 11), 2,500 ml at Rs. 371.60. The rate falls at every rung — 30% off the smallest for 67% more pot — which is the clearest like-for-like evidence here that bigger is cheaper per litre. All three publish the same 62 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 929
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 371.60
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,395, badged 33% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Essential
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 62 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 1,495 for 4,000 ml — Rs. 373.75 a litre. The largest single pot in this read, and it closes the cheap chapter rather than opening the expensive one, which is the shelf's whole pattern in one line: every listing under Rs. 375 a litre holds at least 1.25 litres, and every listing past Rs. 560 a litre holds 1.2 litres or less, with two exceptions seated at picks 20 and 21. 65 ratings at 4.1 stars. Badged 57% off a stated Rs. 3,500, which is the deepest badge seated and the usual caution applies to the figure it is taken from.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,495
• Capacity, as the title states it: 4 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 373.75
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 3,500, badged 57% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Amanda
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 65 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 526 for a stated 1.27 litres — Rs. 414.17 a litre. The name is Pearl 1500. Divide by 1.5 and you get Rs. 350.67, which is 15% too cheap. Note the direction: the same brand's Galaxia line understates its capacity by 20-33% (picks 15 and 22) while the Pearl line overstates it by 14-15%. One house, two ranges, opposite errors — which is why the number on the box cannot be used to compare anything. 1,899 ratings at 4.2 stars, the same 1,899 published by the Pearl 1000 at pick 18.

• Selling price: Rs. 526
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.27 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 414.17
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 785, badged 33% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: MILTON
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,899 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 899 for 2,000 ml — Rs. 449.50 a litre. The middle rung: 15.6% cheaper per litre than the 1,500 ml (pick 17) and 21% dearer than the 2,500 ml (pick 8). The ladder is monotonic, it is within one product line from one seller on one day, and it is the single cleanest piece of evidence on this page, because nothing else varies — same name, same construction words, same 62 ratings at 3.9 stars. If you want one rule off this shelf, it is here: price the pot you are considering against its own other sizes before anything else.

• Selling price: Rs. 899
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 449.50
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,210, badged 26% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Essential
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 62 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 901 for 2,000 ml — Rs. 450.50 a litre. Aroma 2000 is the only one of the seven seated numbered listings whose model number equals the capacity its own title states. That is the control for this whole page: the mismatch elsewhere is not a quirk of how titles are written, because here the same convention produces a figure that checks out. 244 ratings at 3.9 stars. Badged 18%, the shallowest badge in this chapter, on a stated MRP of Rs. 1,099.

• Selling price: Rs. 901
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 450.50
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,099, badged 18% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 244 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 631 for a stated 1,400 ml — Rs. 450.71 a litre. The name is Handi 1800, and 1,400 is 22% below 1,800 — the widest miss in this read. Price it on the name and you would compute Rs. 350.56 a litre and be wrong by a fifth. It is also the only non-Milton listing seated here that misses, so the pattern is not one brand's house style. 31 ratings at 3.9 stars. Badged 47% off a stated Rs. 1,199.

• Selling price: Rs. 631
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.4 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 450.71
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,199, badged 47% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Dhara
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 31 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 726 for 1,500 ml — Rs. 484.00 a litre, the cheapest per litre of the 1.5-litre pots seated here. 652 ratings at 4.1 stars. One coincidence worth naming so it is not mistaken for a finding: the Borosil 900 ml at pick 19 also publishes exactly 652 ratings, at 3.9 stars. Different brands, different sizes, different listings — unlike the Aurum and Pearl pairs on this page, there is no reason to read anything into it, and we are not claiming any link.

• Selling price: Rs. 726
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 484.00
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,249, badged 42% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: CELLO
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 652 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 979 for a stated 2 litres — Rs. 489.50 a litre. The name is Galaxia 1500, and 2,000 ml is 33% more than 1,500 — the biggest gap in the read, and the only one where the shopper gets more than the label implies. Price it on the name and you would compute Rs. 652.67 a litre and overpay in your own head by a third. This is also the most-rated listing on the page by a distance: 4,764 ratings at 4.1 stars. The best-evidenced tile here is one whose name does not describe its size.

• Selling price: Rs. 979
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 489.50
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,349, badged 27% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: MILTON
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 4,764 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 1,273 for 2,500 ml — Rs. 509.20 a litre. Set it beside pick 1: the same stated 2,500 ml for Rs. 499, at Rs. 199.60 a litre. That is a 2.55x gap on capacity alone, and it is the single most important caution on this page. The two pots are not the same object — different brands, different steel, different lids, different evidence (242 ratings at 4.0 stars here against 2 ratings there) — and a per-litre rate compares volume, nothing else. It cannot tell you which pot holds heat longer, because we did not test either.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,273
• Capacity, as the title states it: 2.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 509.20
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 2,170, badged 41% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Sumeet
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 242 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 799 for 1,500 ml — Rs. 532.67 a litre, the small end of the three-rung ladder at picks 8, 11 and 17. Against the 2,500 ml version it is 43% dearer per litre while costing Rs. 130 less at the till, which is exactly how a unit rate earns its keep: the cheaper tile is the dearer purchase per litre of food kept warm. Same line, same seller, same 62 ratings at 3.9 stars, read on the same morning. Whether you need 2.5 litres is a separate question this page cannot answer.

• Selling price: Rs. 799
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 532.67
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,070, badged 25% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Essential
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 62 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 486 for a stated 860 ml — Rs. 565.12 a litre. The name is Pearl 1000; 860 ml is 14% under it. Price it on the name and you would compute Rs. 486.00 a litre, flattering it by 14%. It publishes the same 1,899 ratings and the same 4.2 stars as the Pearl 1500 at pick 10 — two different capacities drawing on one pool, so the evidence beside this tile is partly about a different pot. Against its own 1,270 ml sibling it is 36% dearer per litre.

• Selling price: Rs. 486
• Capacity, as the title states it: 860 ml
• Price per litre: Rs. 565.12
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 640, badged 24% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: MILTON
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,899 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 534 for 900 ml — Rs. 593.33 a litre. A serving casserole rather than a carry pot by its own description, which is a fair reminder that this shelf mixes formats: an idli/roti server and a 5-litre sambar pot answer different questions and share a search term. 652 ratings at 3.9 stars — the count that coincides with pick 14's, for no reason we can see or claim. Badged 25% off a stated Rs. 712, among the shallower badges seated.

• Selling price: Rs. 534
• Capacity, as the title states it: 900 ml
• Price per litre: Rs. 593.33
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 712, badged 25% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Borosil
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 652 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 3,319, the dearest pot seated — and its capacity depends on which part of the listing you read. The title states '5 Liters'. The manufacturer's own photograph on the same listing prints 'Size : 4.5 Litre'. At 5 litres the rate is Rs. 663.80 a litre; at 4.5 it is Rs. 737.56. We have not measured the pot and take no view on which figure is right; both are printed here because only one of them is going to be. 684 ratings at 4.4 stars, the highest star average seated. Badged 5%, the shallowest on the page.

• Selling price: Rs. 3,319
• Capacity, as the title states it: 5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 663.80
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 3,499, badged 5% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Mintage
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 684 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 2,349 for a stated 3.5 litres (26 cm) — Rs. 671.14 a litre. The second figure this tile returned was Rs. 67, which is below the selling price and therefore cannot be a list price; it is the artefact Amazon tiles throw when the slot holds something other than an MRP, so this card prints no MRP and no badge rather than publish a nonsense saving. It also carries the lowest star average seated, 3.2 from 45 ratings — printed because a page that quotes 4.4 stars elsewhere has to quote this one too.

• Selling price: Rs. 2,349
• Capacity, as the title states it: 3.5 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 671.14
• Stated MRP and badge: none usable on this tile - the selling price is printed alone rather than a fabricated saving
• Brand, as the listing names it: BERGNER
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.2 stars from 45 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 821 for a stated 1.2 litres — Rs. 684.17 a litre. The name is Galaxia 1000, and 1,200 ml is 20% above it, matching the direction of its 1500-badged sibling at pick 15 and running opposite to both Pearls. 2,602 ratings at 4.1 stars, the second-deepest pool on this page. Badged 17% off a stated Rs. 990. Per litre it is 40% dearer than the Galaxia 1500 at pick 15 — same brand, same line, same morning.

• Selling price: Rs. 821
• Capacity, as the title states it: 1.2 L
• Price per litre: Rs. 684.17
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 990, badged 17% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Milton
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 2,602 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 475 for 500 ml — Rs. 950.00 a litre. The smallest stated capacity in the read, and it costs 4.8x the cheapest litre on the page while costing Rs. 24 less at the till than pick 1's 2.5-litre pot. That is the size-to-rate pattern at its sharpest. 66 ratings at 4.1 stars. Badged 57% off a stated Rs. 1,099. Whether a 500 ml pot is the right pot is a question about your kitchen, not about the rate; the rate only says what the volume costs.

• Selling price: Rs. 475
• Capacity, as the title states it: 500 ml
• Price per litre: Rs. 950.00
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,099, badged 57% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Regal
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 66 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 846 for 700 ml — Rs. 1,208.57 a litre, the highest rate in this read and 6.1x the lowest. It is not the dearest pot: that is pick 20 at Rs. 3,319, which is 45% cheaper per litre. The two facts together are the argument for reading this shelf by the unit at all. 8 ratings at 4.0 stars is the thinnest evidence at the expensive end. As everywhere on this page, a high rate per litre is a statement about volume and price and nothing else — we have not tested this pot or any other here.

• Selling price: Rs. 846
• Capacity, as the title states it: 700 ml
• Price per litre: Rs. 1,208.57
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,320, badged 36% off
• Brand, as the listing names it: Vinod
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 stars from 8 ratings
• Read on: amazon.in search results, 16 October 2026, logged out, India