2025
WheelsMart Guntur
Dasara used-bike offer
A festival-week push on the used two-wheeler yard. Filmed the entire lot with prices read out on camera — the format that made the account.
05 — Story
Show the city to itself.
Guntur has never lacked stories. It lacked someone pointing a camera at them. Every reel is one more piece of the city on record — and one more local business that got found.
Guntur Ghost started as one question asked out loud: what is actually happening in this city today?
No studio. No crew. A phone, a scooter, and an obsession with the parts of Guntur that never get filmed — the Sunday vehicle auctions off the bypass, the shop that has been frying since 1994, the family business that had never been on camera before.
The name stuck because of how the footage felt. Present everywhere, never in front of the lens. A city that recognises the voice before it recognises the face.
Syed Juber@gunturghost- 2019
One phone, one scooter
The first clips are unwatchable by today's standard — shaky, unlit, no edit. They also answered a question nobody else was answering: what is this thing actually selling for?
- 2021
The auction format lands
Walking a full yard and reading every price out loud turned out to be the whole idea. People stopped scrolling. Sellers started calling.
- 2023
The city starts sending tips
The inbox flipped. Instead of hunting for stories, the stories arrived — new openings, closing-down sales, the stall that just started up on the corner.
- 2024
Local business, on camera
Shops that had never advertised anywhere ran their first campaign here. Ice suppliers, textile stores, tiffin centres — businesses that do not buy billboards.
- 2025
Verified
The blue tick arrives. Nothing about the process changes: same scooter, same questions, same replies in the comments.
01
Local is not small
A shop on Brodipet reaching forty thousand people in a day is not a small number. It is the whole neighbourhood, twice over.
02
Nothing staged
Real prices, real sellers, real queues. The moment it looks produced, the city stops believing it.
03
The comments are the product
Every 'where is this?' gets a reply. That is why people come back — the account works for them, not at them.