Parangi Lakshmi

Parangi Lakshmi is over in Mallampalle village. The house number is 1-140. It’s tucked away in the Duggondi mandal. We like it here because it’s a real place with real people. This isn't some big company with a thousand employees. It’s just a small, local thing. We do our work every day without making a fuss. The village life is what we know. You won’t find any big slogans or slick talking here. We just tell it like it is. If the work is done, it's done. If it takes a bit longer, we stay until it’s finished. Our neighbors are our friends, and that's how we like to keep things. We don't have a fancy office with air conditioning. It’s just the house and the space we use for work. Sometimes the roads are dusty, and sometimes the rain makes it hard to get around, but we manage. People know Parangi Lakshmi in this part of Duggondi. We don’t need to advertise in the papers. Word of mouth is usually enough for us. It’s been this way for years. We keep our tools and our space in order. It’s a quiet existence mostly. We just focus on the task at hand and try to do a decent job of it. It’s a practical way to live and work in the village. We’ve seen a lot of seasons come and go from this spot. It doesn't really matter if it's hot or cold, the work still needs doing.