Consumer misbehavior is a problem faced by all businesses worldwide. With the emergence of malls and supermarkets in India, there is a lot of competition among these supermarkets. The lower the price and higher the discounts, there is a high probability of high sale in the supermarket. Supermarkets and malls allow prospective consumers and visitors to see, handle and try (in case of clothes) the articles with their own hands. This is a good marketing trend and method for increased sale of their products. Though there are generally more of genuine consumers, still no society can deny the presence of trespassers and fake consumers. Fake consumers are that who visit supermarkets and malls either for fun or to steal articles. There are few consumers who misbehave in some or the other ways while in the mall. It is obviously not a good practice. All of these consumers who misbehave come from different social, emotional, psychological economical and cultural backgrounds. This research paper is an attempt to understand several drivers to consumer misbehavior that affects badly on the business of the supermarkets and malls.