Updated On: 22 December, 2025 08:46 AM IST | Mumbai | Ritika Gondhalekar
For 30 years, Abdul Rashid has been serving marzipan and kuswar-inspired sweets; uniting faith and generations through flavour and traditions

Customers line up for plum cake and sweets at Rashid’s stall. PicS/Shadab Khan
For nearly three decades, as festive lights twinkle and carols fill the air in Bandra, one small sweet stall quietly tells a larger story of coexistence, enterprise, and changing times. At its centre is Abdul Rashid, a Muslim man who has been selling traditional Christmas sweets in the suburb for almost 30 years, challenging stereotypes and proving that business has no religion.

Abdul Rashid. Pic/ Ritika Gondhalekar