A Dabba, or lunchbox, is a traditional Indian container used to carry meals, typically to work or school. It is often made of stainless steel or aluminum and consists of multiple tiers or compartments, allowing for the separation of different dishes. The Dabba is a practical solution for transporting homemade food, ensuring that it remains fresh and warm until mealtime. In many Indian cities, especially Mumbai, the Dabba system is famous for its efficient delivery service, known as Dabbawalas. These delivery men pick up lunchboxes from homes and deliver them to offices, showcasing a remarkable logistical operation. The Dabba not only serves as a meal container but also represents the cultural significance of home-cooked food in daily life.