This article analyzes the new wave of instant delivery applications that have sprouted up in India and Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart as their forerunners with an influence on both the consumers and gig workers. In this case, one side portrays revolutionizing the habits of shopping due to ultra-fast deliveries while portraying issues on exploitation, working under dangerous conditions, receiving minimal wage with no other fringe benefits. The article discusses the potential implications of a government ban on the gig economy, considering its effects on workers, consumers, and the broader economy. It proposes alternative solutions, such as improved labor laws, stricter delivery timelines, and ethical business practices, to ensure the sustainable growth of the gig economy while safeguarding workers’ rights.