Ravi Shankar

I am located over in Yeshwantpur at number 316. It is a decent enough spot, though finding a place to park your scooter can be a real headache some days. I have been working out of this place for a good bit of time now. It is not a huge setup by any means, just enough room for what needs doing on a daily basis. People around the neighborhood know me well enough. I usually start my day quite early in the morning before the sun gets too hot to handle. Yeshwantpur is always moving and it is never really quiet, which I actually like. Sometimes the neighbors come by just to chat for a minute or two while I am working. My desk is a bit of a mess with various notebooks and old pens that barely work. I do not see the point in cleaning it every single hour of the day. It is where the actual work happens. I handle different tasks throughout the day as they come up. It is mostly just me here. If the doorbell rings, I might be in the back room, so you might have to wait a second for me to reach the door. I try to keep everything simple. There is no need for complicated talk or fancy signs outside on the wall. Just a small board with my name. The building is older, but it stays cool enough in the shade. I have been in this part of town long enough to know shortcuts.