NIKITASHA ELECTRONICS

We’ve been here at Mahakali Mani Wadi for a while now. Most people know the spot in Gheekanta. It’s busy around here, lots of traffic and people moving about all the time. We handle electronics, mostly repairs and selling parts that people need for their home gadgets. It's a small shop, 1307/6, tucked in the lane. Sometimes it gets crowded with boxes and old television sets. My father started things out many years ago, and I just kept it going because it’s what I know. We don't do anything fancy. Just fixing things and making sure people have what they need to get their devices working again. The mornings are usually the loudest because of the market nearby and the tea stall owners setting up. We open up early, drink some tea ourselves, and then start looking at the circuit boards. It’s a lot of sitting and squinting at small wires under a desk lamp. People from the neighborhood drop by just to chat sometimes while we work, which slows us down but it’s nice. It’s not a big corporate office or anything like that. Just a regular shop with tools and spare parts everywhere on the dusty shelves. Sometimes we run out of a specific fuse or a wire, so we have to tell folks to come back the next day once the delivery arrives. That’s just how it goes here in this part of town. We try to be fair with what we charge. It’s a decent enough living for us.