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Sairaj Kadam

Entrepreneur |Founde... • 8m

Definitely, Flipkart was India's answer to Amazon, and now it seems they're aiming to become India's Dunzo and Zepto. Listen, I know Dunzo and Zepto are Indian brands, but why not? Turning into QuickCommerce is definitely a smart move in my opinion. I don't see many downsides to it. From my understanding, many businesses fail not because of the idea itself but because they don't execute it properly. That's key. If done right, this move could be a game-changer. Imagine if they nail it—Amazon would vanish from India. They might even outpace Zomato and Swiggy. So, yeah, I think they should go for it.

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