Breast cancer is the most common malignancy occurring in females worldwide, but in males it is rare and accounts for approximately 1% of all breast cancers and therefore fewer clinical data exists. We present a rare and interesting case of bilateral carcinoma breast in a male patient who presented with mobile and cystic lumps in both breasts and histopathological examination after excision revealed a diagnosis of papillary carcinoma of breast. As the metastatic diagnostic workup was negative, it fits into the diagnosis of synchronous bilateral male breast cancer. Our patient has subsequently undergone bilateral axillary lymph node dissection. He has recovered well and planned for adjuvant chemotherapy