A hundred and forty listings read on 3 October. Divide each by the pack size it states and the shelf reorders - repeatedly, and against the sticker price.
Curtains are sold singly and in packs of two, three and four, and every listing on this shelf prints which it is - so the price on the tile is not the price of a curtain. Divide the 140 listings Flipkart returned on 3 October by their own stated pack sizes and the cheapest curtain on the shelf turns out to be Rs. 123, sitting inside a four-pack that costs Rs. 492 at checkout - below the Rs. 142 that the cheapest curtain sold on its own costs. The inversion repeats all the way up: one Rs. 726 listing works out cheaper per curtain than one at Rs. 500. Every card below prints both numbers.
Every price below was pulled from Flipkart on October 3, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Flipkart coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The cheapest curtain on this shelf is not the cheapest listing. Two four-packs work out at Rs. 123 and Rs. 129.80 a curtain, against Rs. 142 for the cheapest curtain sold on its own - and one of those four-packs shares its 37,061 ratings with a second listing.
A pack of 4 5 ft semi-transparent polyester window curtains at Rs. 492.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest single curtain here costs more than one from this four-pack.
A pack of 4 5 ft semi-transparent polyester window curtains at Rs. 519.
Why it earned its spot Second-cheapest per curtain, and half of the shared-rating pair on this page.
Where the sticker price and the per-curtain price are the same number, which makes this the benchmark the rest of the page is measured against. Three of the five publish six ratings or none at all.
A single 5 ft semi-transparent polyester window curtain at Rs. 142.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the shelf by sticker price, with no rating at all.
A single 5 ft room-darkening polyester window curtain at Rs. 145.
Why it earned its spot Room-darkening fabric for three rupees more than the semi-transparent floor.
A single 7 ft transparent PVC door curtain at Rs. 149.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest 7 ft curtain on the page, and the only PVC one.
A single 5 ft room-darkening polyester window curtain at Rs. 188.
Why it earned its spot A credible-looking list price on a sample too small to lean on.
A single 5 ft room-darkening velvet window curtain at Rs. 241.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced single curtain on the page, and the cheapest velvet.
The biggest group on the shelf and the one where the published evidence is strongest - 45,543 ratings on one listing, 10,768 on another - and also where two listings publish no rating at all while costing more per curtain than the ones that do.
A pack of 2 5 ft room-darkening cotton window curtains at Rs. 295.
Why it earned its spot Cotton rather than polyester, at a per-curtain price close to the floor.
A pack of 2 5 ft semi-transparent polyester window curtains at Rs. 322.
Why it earned its spot A large sample at a per-curtain price just above the floor.
A pack of 2 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 331.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced cheap option at the door length.
A pack of 2 5 ft semi-transparent polyester window curtains at Rs. 348.
Why it earned its spot One of the three best-evidenced listings on the page.
A pack of 2 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 370.
Why it earned its spot Mid-price per curtain with nothing published behind it.
A pack of 2 7 ft room-darkening polyester door curtains at Rs. 387.
Why it earned its spot The most-rated listing in the entire read.
A pack of 2 7 ft semi-transparent tissue and net door curtains at Rs. 395.
Why it earned its spot The only tissue and net listing seated, at a mid-table per-curtain price.
A pack of 2 7 ft room-darkening polyester door curtains at Rs. 416.
Why it earned its spot The top of the ordinary polyester band, with no rating published.
Where paying Rs. 226 more at the till buys a curtain that is Rs. 68.50 cheaper, where the highest star average in the read sits, and where stated silk, velvet and blackout take the per-curtain price from Rs. 148 to Rs. 705.
A pack of 3 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 447.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest well-evidenced 7 ft curtain on the page.
A pack of 2 5 ft semi-transparent silk window curtains at Rs. 500.
Why it earned its spot The premium fabric band begins here, at double the cheapest per-curtain price.
A pack of 4 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 592.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest per-curtain 7 ft four-pack, sharing its review pool with a 5 ft listing.
A pack of 2 7 ft room-darkening velvet door curtains at Rs. 593.
Why it earned its spot The second-dearest per curtain, with the thinnest sample on the page.
A pack of 4 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 629.
Why it earned its spot The best star average on the page, at a low per-curtain price.
A pack of 4 7 ft semi-transparent polyester door curtains at Rs. 726.
Why it earned its spot The clearest demonstration that sticker price and per-curtain price disagree.
A pack of 2 7 ft blackout polyester door curtains at Rs. 1,410.
Why it earned its spot The ceiling of the shelf, stated blackout, and no rating at all.
First: divide by the pack size before you compare anything. It is printed in every title on this shelf, and it moves the cheapest curtain in this read from a Rs. 142 listing to a Rs. 492 one. Second: the inversion is not occasional. A Rs. 500 two-pack is Rs. 250 a curtain and a Rs. 726 four-pack is Rs. 181.50 a curtain, so a higher sticker price on this shelf is weak evidence of a higher per-curtain price - but it is only a saving if you actually need four curtains, and buying a four-pack to save Rs. 19 on one curtain is not a saving. Third: compare within a stated length. Every listing says 5 ft (window) or 7 ft (door); the floor is Rs. 123 a curtain at 5 ft and Rs. 148 at 7 ft, and mixing the two makes a door curtain look expensive when it is merely longer. Fourth: check the rating count, not just the star. The largest sample here is 45,543 and the smallest is five, four seated listings publish none at all, and two listings share one pool of 37,061 between them - which means 37,061 ratings total, not 74,122. Fabric and blackout claims are the listings' own and we tested none of them.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 123/curtain, cheapest | Rs. 492 | Rs. 1,299 | 62% |
| Rs. 130/curtain, 37,061 | Rs. 519 | Rs. 1,599 | 68% |
| Rs. 142, cheapest single | Rs. 142 | Rs. 999 | 86% |
| Rs. 145 single | Rs. 145 | Rs. 999 | 85% |
| Rs. 149, 7 ft single | Rs. 149 | Rs. 699 | 79% |
| Rs. 188 single | Rs. 188 | Rs. 499 | 62% |
| Rs. 241 velvet single | Rs. 241 | Rs. 699 | 66% |
| Rs. 148/curtain cotton | Rs. 295 | Rs. 999 | 70% |
| Rs. 161/curtain | Rs. 322 | Rs. 699 | 54% |
| Rs. 166/curtain 7 ft | Rs. 331 | Rs. 999 | 67% |
| Rs. 174/curtain | Rs. 348 | Rs. 799 | 56% |
| Rs. 185/curtain | Rs. 370 | Rs. 1,000 | 63% |
| Rs. 194, 45,543 rated | Rs. 387 | Rs. 1,899 | 80% |
| Rs. 198 net | Rs. 395 | Rs. 1,399 | 72% |
| Rs. 208/curtain | Rs. 416 | Rs. 1,000 | 58% |
| Rs. 149/curtain, 3-pack | Rs. 447 | Rs. 1,499 | 70% |
| Rs. 250/curtain silk | Rs. 500 | Rs. 1,649 | 70% |
| Rs. 148/curtain, 37,061 | Rs. 592 | Rs. 1,999 | 70% |
| Rs. 297/curtain velvet | Rs. 593 | Rs. 1,999 | 70% |
| Rs. 157/curtain | Rs. 629 | Rs. 1,999 | 69% |
| Rs. 182/curtain | Rs. 726 | Rs. 1,999 | 64% |
| Rs. 705/curtain blackout | Rs. 1,410 | Rs. 2,699 | 48% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on 3 October 2026 from flipkart.com's own search results for 'curtains for window' and 'door curtain 7 feet', logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 140 listings were returned, of which 22 are seated.
Curtains on this shelf sell singly and in packs of two, three and four, and every listing states its pack size in its own title. We divide the selling price by that stated count and print the result on every card and in the comparison table, because it is the only figure that compares across the shelf. Sticker prices here span 9.9x, from Rs. 142 to Rs. 1,410; per curtain the same listings span 5.7x, and the order changes repeatedly.
Every listing prints 5 ft (window, about 152 cm) or 7 ft (door, about 213 cm). Where a comparison depends on it, this page compares within one stated length - the cheapest 5 ft curtain is Rs. 123 and the cheapest 7 ft one is Rs. 148 among the packs, a size premium of about Rs. 25 a curtain that is smaller than most of the pack-size effects on this page.
Two listings in this read display a rating count that matches to the digit: Fashion String's 5 ft four-pack at Rs. 519 and its 7 ft four-pack at Rs. 592 both show 37,061 ratings at 4.1. We treat that as one review pool serving two listings rather than as independent evidence for each, and both cards say so. A third listing from the same brand shows a different count, so this is not a brand-wide pool. Four seated listings publish no rating at all, and each says so.
'Blackout', 'room darkening', 'semi transparent', 'velvet', 'silk', 'cotton', 'polyester', 'tissue', 'net', 'PVC' and every dimension in centimetres or feet is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed. We did not buy, unpack, hang, measure, wash or light-test a single curtain, and nothing on this page says any curtain is darker, heavier, better made or longer lasting than any other.
In this read of 140 listings on 3 October 2026, the cheapest listing was a single 5 ft window curtain at Rs. 142. But the cheapest curtain was Rs. 123, inside a pack of four costing Rs. 492 - so if you need more than one, the four-pack is cheaper per curtain than buying the cheapest single. At the 7 ft door length the cheapest per-curtain figure was Rs. 148, again inside a four-pack. Prices and search rankings change continuously, so this describes what these searches returned on that date.
On this shelf, usually yes - but not always, and the gap is not where you would expect. The two four-packs here work out at Rs. 123 and Rs. 129.80 a curtain, below every single curtain in the read. Yet several two-packs are dearer per curtain than singles: the Rs. 500 silk two-pack is Rs. 250 a curtain, well above the Rs. 142 floor. The only reliable method is to divide the price by the pack size the listing states, which is what every card on this page does. And a pack is only a saving if you need that many curtains.
On this shelf the difference is what the seller typed, and we are not in a position to tell you more than that. 'Blackout', 'room darkening' and 'semi transparent' are the listings' own printed terms - we did not hang, measure or light-test a single curtain. What the prices show is that the one listing stating blackout costs Rs. 705 a curtain, against Rs. 193.50 for the most-rated room-darkening listing here, and it publishes no rating at all.
Every listing in this read states its length, and the shelf splits cleanly into 5 ft (about 152 cm, sold as window curtains) and 7 ft (about 213 cm, sold as door curtains). The price difference between them is smaller than you might think: at the floor of each size the gap is about Rs. 25 a curtain, which is less than most of the pack-size effects on this page. Measure your rod-to-floor drop before buying - nothing on this page is a fitting guide.
We cannot tell you that, and this page does not predict prices. What is confirmed is the timing: Flipkart has officially dated Big Billion Days 2026 to 8 October (early access for Plus, VIP and Flipkart credit-card members) and 9 October for everyone, read from Flipkart's own store page on 3 October 2026. This read was taken five days before that. Home textiles are a shelf where stated MRPs are unusually inflated - the deepest multiple here is 7.04x - so the per-curtain figures above are a more useful baseline than any badge you see during the sale.





















