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Let’s be honest: on Diwali morning nobody has time to match a kurta with a separate palazzo and then hunt for a dupatta that “goes”. A ready kurta set (kurta, bottom and dupatta in one order) saves you all that drama.
And you don’t need to spend ₹3,000 on one. We shortlisted 8 Diwali kurta sets under ₹1,500 on Amazon: anarkalis, straight sets, chikankari and one fun sharara, in this year’s best festive colours. All were in stock with decent reviews when we checked on 17 October 2026. Prices move every day in the sale, so check the latest price.
Diwali is on 8 November 2026. Order early enough to exchange the size if it doesn’t fit.
The list at a glance
| Kurta set | Colour | Style | Approx. price |
|---|---|---|---|
| KLOSIA Printed Anarkali Set | Maroon | Anarkali + pant + dupatta | Under ₹800 |
| Nermosa Embroidered Anarkali Set | Green | Anarkali + pant + dupatta | ₹600–1,000 |
| Nermosa Printed Anarkali Palazzo Set | Yellow | Anarkali + palazzo + dupatta | ₹600–1,000 |
| GoSriKi Viscose Printed Set | Red | Straight + pant + dupatta | Under ₹800 |
| GoSriKi Straight Kurta Set | Pink | Straight + narrow pant + dupatta | Under ₹800 |
| LeWear Pure Cotton Embroidered Set | Navy blue | Straight + palazzo + dupatta | ₹800–1,200 |
| Yashika Chikankari Georgette Set | White | Chikankari + pant + dupatta | ₹800–1,200 |
| MOKOSH Silk Peplum Sharara Set | Berry | Peplum + sharara + dupatta | ₹800–1,200 |
Anarkalis: for the puja and the in-laws
A flared anarkali is the safest festive choice. It suits almost every body type and looks properly “Diwali” in photos.
1. KLOSIA Rayon Printed Anarkali Set (Maroon)
With over 10,000 ratings, this is one of the most trusted budget sets on Amazon, and maroon is the classic Diwali colour. Add gold jhumkas and a few bangles and you’re done.
Heads up: rayon can shrink slightly, so wash it cold or hand-wash.
2. Nermosa Embroidered Anarkali Set (Green)
Emerald and bottle green are big this festive season, and green next to gold jewellery and diya light looks rich. A good pick if everyone in the family is already wearing red.
3. Nermosa Printed Anarkali Palazzo Set (Yellow)
Yellow is pure happiness in daytime photos, and the palazzo means you can sit on the floor for rangoli without fighting your outfit. Oxidised silver jhumkas and kolhapuris finish it.
Straight sets: for the all-day marathon
Diwali day is basically a 14-hour shift. Straight kurta sets are easier to move in, cook in and survive the guests in.
4. GoSriKi Viscose Printed Kurta Set (Red)
Red, printed, light viscose and very easy on the wallet. It has thousands of reviews, which says a lot at this price.
5. GoSriKi Straight Kurta with Narrow Pant (Pink)
Sleek and modern, so it works just as well for the office Diwali celebration as for the family dinner. Pearl studs and block heels look lovely with it.
Heads up: the fabric is poly-based, so it can feel warm on a long, hot afternoon. Save it for the evening.
6. LeWear Pure Cotton Embroidered Kurta Palazzo Set (Navy)
Pure cotton for comfort, embroidery for the festive touch. Navy is also a nice break from the sea of reds and yellows.
Heads up: this is a newer listing with only a handful of reviews so far, so check the size chart carefully.
Something a little different
7. Yashika Chikankari Georgette Kurta Set (White)
White chikankari stands out at a Diwali party precisely because nobody else is wearing white. Add a bright bandhani or gota dupatta if you want colour, and wear it again at every wedding this season.
Heads up: georgette chikankari can be a little sheer, so check whether an inner is included.
8. MOKOSH Silk Embroidered Peplum Kurta Sharara Set (Berry)
For the card party. A peplum top with a flared sharara is fun, twirly and made for photos. Add statement earrings and a potli bag.
Heads up: reviews mention sizing varies, so read the chart and order one size up if you’re in between.
Add-ons under ₹1,000
- 6-pair jhumka set in a gift box: a different pair for every day of the festive week.
- Bata gold slip-on sandals: comfortable enough for a full day on your feet.
- Metro sling bag: hands-free for puja, pandals and shopping.
A few things worth checking
- Is the dupatta included? Some listings look like sets but sell only the kurta. Read the title carefully.
- Customer photos > model photos. Real colours are usually a shade duller than the listing.
- Sizes run small with many budget brands. When in doubt, size up.
- Pin your dupatta and keep it away from diyas and crackers.
Quick answers
Best colours for Diwali?
Maroon, red, yellow, emerald green and pink. White chikankari with a bright dupatta is the elegant alternative.
Anarkali or straight kurta?
Anarkali for the puja and family functions; straight sets for all-day comfort and office celebrations.
Can a ₹1,000 kurta set look good?
Yes, if you pick one with lots of reviews and check the customer photos. Rayon and cotton sets give the best value in this range.
If you can only buy one
Go with the maroon KLOSIA anarkali: lots of reviews, a classic colour and a great price. Change the dupatta and jewellery on day two and nobody will notice it’s the same outfit.
More ideas: Diwali outfit ideas for women under ₹3,000, plus the pre-Diwali glow plan for your skin.
Save this for later
Pin it to your Diwali board so you can find it when you’re ready to shop.
