Check today's Main Bazar open number along with the live result board and every other market's current result.
Check today's Main Bazar open number along with the live result board and every other market's current result.
Explore Live ResultsMain Bazar is a late-night market — its open lands around 10 PM and its close pushes past midnight — which makes "today's" result a little different to check than an afternoon market. This page keeps the live board front and centre so you do not have to guess which calendar day a late result belongs to.
Main Bazar opens around 10:00 PM IST and runs Monday through Friday only — it takes both Saturday and Sunday off, unlike most other markets on this site. Its open window itself is fairly tight, typically landing within a roughly 35-minute stretch after 9:40 PM.
Main Bazar's close is declared shortly after midnight, usually around 12:10 AM. Because of this, the close technically belongs to the session that started the evening before — if you check very late at night or just after midnight, the board correctly keeps showing that evening's session rather than starting a fresh one, since the market's day has not actually turned over yet from a results standpoint.
As with every market, Main Bazar's open is a three-digit panna. Its digits are summed and the last digit of that total becomes the open ank — the single digit most people mean when they ask "what is Main Bazar open today". The panna itself remains the complete, primary figure.
The board shows a placeholder until the market actually declares, which for Main Bazar often means checking back later in the evening than for other markets. There is no need to refresh repeatedly — the board updates automatically the moment the result is recorded, whatever the hour.
For the complete history beyond just today, see the Main Bazar Jodi Chart and Main Bazar Panel Chart. For the close side of today's session specifically, see Main Bazar Close Today.
What time does Main Bazar open get declared? Around 10:00 PM IST, Monday through Friday.
Does Main Bazar run on weekends? No, it takes both Saturday and Sunday off.
Why does the close sometimes show after midnight? Main Bazar's close window naturally falls just after midnight, still counted as part of that evening's session.
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Main Bazar is the latest-running market on this site by a wide margin — its 10 PM open sits hours after Kalyan's late-afternoon close (around 6:25 PM), let alone the morning and early-afternoon markets like Sridevi or Madhur Day. That gap is exactly why Main Bazar has its own dedicated audience: people checking results specifically at night.
If you are following Main Bazar specifically, it helps to treat it as a separate, later check rather than trying to catch it alongside afternoon markets — by the time it opens, every other market on this site has usually already finished for the day. The Market Results table on this page will show it alongside anything else still active that late.
Why does Main Bazar run so late compared to other markets? Each market sets its own schedule independently; Main Bazar has simply always run in the late-night slot.
Should I wait up for Main Bazar's close? That is entirely a personal choice — the result stays available on the board and the full chart afterward, so there is no need to stay up specifically to catch it live.
Because Main Bazar's close falls just after midnight, a common mistake is assuming the calendar date resets the session — it does not; the late-night close still belongs to the evening that opened the session. Another mistake is checking on a Saturday or Sunday expecting a result, when Main Bazar runs Monday to Friday only. As always, the live board is more reliable than a late-night screenshot passed through a guessing group, where small errors are easy to introduce when retyping a number by hand.
Say Main Bazar's open panna, declared around 10 PM, comes in as 7-2-2. Adding the digits gives 7 + 2 + 2 = 11, so the open ank is 1. If the close panna, declared just after midnight, comes in as 3-6-6, adding those gives 3 + 6 + 6 = 15, making the close ank 5. The jodi for that session would then be "15" — still counted as part of the evening session that opened at 10 PM, even though the close technically lands on the next calendar day.
"Panna" (or "patti") is the three-digit figure Main Bazar declares for open and close; "ank" is the single digit calculated by summing the panna's digits. "Jodi" is the open ank and close ank placed together once both halves of the session are complete. Because Main Bazar's close lands after midnight, it is worth double-checking that a "jodi" someone shares actually reflects both halves being declared, rather than just the evening's open panna on its own.
If staying up for Main Bazar is not practical, the result stays exactly where it was declared — on the live board above, and afterward on the full Main Bazar Jodi Chart — so checking the next morning works just as well as checking at midnight.
Can I see Main Bazar's result from a specific past date? Yes — the Main Bazar Jodi Chart and Main Bazar Panel Chart both support week, month, and year filters, so a past date is easy to locate.
Does this page cover any market other than Main Bazar? This page's written content focuses on Main Bazar, but the Market Results table above shows every currently active market at once, and dedicated pages exist for others too, including Kalyan and Sridevi.
What happens if I check right at midnight? You will likely still be looking at the same evening's session — Main Bazar's close is declared just after midnight, and the board keeps that figure attached to the session that opened at 10 PM the evening before.