The bazaar presented in the poem is in many ways different from a supermarket. In a modern-day supermarket there is no trade cry as seen in an open market depicted in the poem. A supermarket is also run and managed by trained professionals with a businesslike attitude, where this bazaar consists of people who has taken this profession as a tradition to earn their living. Moreover, in a supermarket there are imported foreign products and most of them are artificially produced, but in this bazaar all the products are native and produced from natural objects and hence has a touch of tradition.

A bazaar is set up in an open space where each one of them can set up a shop of their own, and they try to sell their products at a cheaper rate than the other persons. Whereas, a supermarket has a closed atmosphere and is run by a single owner or person and is a single shop where you get everything. In a supermarket the products are arranged in a systematic manner, whereas in a bazaar in random order. A supermarket is more secure than a bazaar as it is secured by cctv cameras and security at the entrance and exit. Bazaars do not have a security system scheme. In both you get all the daily requirements you need. In bazaars we have different entertainments that take place there but not in supermarkets, and also a bazaar is nosier than a supermarket. This is the contrast between a bazaar and supermareket.