One Nokia in stock: the C32 4GB/64GB at Rs. 29,900.

It is the cheapest phone in the shop, and it is here for a specific person. Someone who wants a phone that calls, messages, runs WhatsApp and lasts two days between charges. A first phone for a child, or a second phone that lives in a bag.

Do not buy it as your main phone if you take a lot of photos, play anything, or keep more than a handful of apps. 64GB fills up, and the camera is the part that will disappoint you first.

For Rs. 30,999 the Redmi A5 sits right beside it with a newer chip, and at Rs. 29,999 so does the Honor X5b. If you are choosing between them on price alone, look at those two as well before you decide.

What Nokia still does well is build. These take a drop better than most phones at this price, and the software is plain Android with almost nothing preinstalled.