ravi dabgar

Ravi Dabgar’s place is at 20, Ashoka Chambers on Rasala Marg in Mithahali. It’s an older building, and we are up on one of the floors. The elevator is sometimes a bit moody, so many of us just take the stairs. The office is small but it has enough room for what we need to do. We don't have any big corporate signs or a fancy reception area. It’s just a door with a name on it. Inside, it’s mostly just desks and a lot of paper. We spend our days mostly on the computer or talking to people. Rasala Marg is a busy enough street, so there is always a bit of background noise from the traffic. We’ve been here for a good few years. The space feels lived-in, with some old calendars on the wall and a few plants that someone forgets to water sometimes. We aren't really the type to use big words or try to look bigger than we are. It’s just a small team of us working through our list of things to do. We get our tea from a guy downstairs who brings it up in a little carrier. It’s a simple setup. We don't really have a grand story. We just opened the office here because the location was convenient for everyone. We do our work, chat a bit during breaks, and then head home when it’s time. There isn't much more to it than that, just a regular day in Mithahali. We stay until the work is done.