Bailey Road has become a go-to destination for Dhaka’s upper-middle and middle-class residents seeking a diverse range of Iftar items. The stretch, lined with an array of restaurants and temporary food stalls, offers a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Iftar delights. A visit to the area just before Iftar reveals a bustling marketplace with nearly a hundred permanent and temporary stalls selling various delicacies. From street vendors to renowned restaurants, the road is packed with eager customers purchasing Iftar items ranging from Tk 10 fritters to premium dishes costing over a thousand taka. Rohan, a resident of the Nawratna Colony on Bailey Road, said, “The restaurants here cater mainly to the middle class. Whether it's a Tk 10 onion fritter or a Tk 1,000 Baklava, the offerings match the varied preferences of the customers.” Tamil star Vijay hosts iftar in Chennai during Ramadan