Paulbro Systems

We have been at No. 158 Motilal Colony for a good while now. Our place, Paulbro Systems, is right in the heart of Dumdum, so it’s always lively around here. The building is older, like a lot of the structures in this part of Dum Dum, and it has that specific smell of old bricks and dust. We work out of a few rooms that are filled with benches and various pieces of equipment. It’s not the most organized place in the world, but we know where everything is. The neighborhood is mostly residential, so we have families living all around us, and you can always hear the sound of someone’s radio or a pressure cooker whistling nearby. During the rainy season, the lanes in Motilal Colony can get a bit muddy, but we just put on our boots and keep going. We have a small kitchen area in the back where we make tea about four times a day. It’s a bit of a ritual for us. The desks are a mix of old wooden ones and some newer metal ones we picked up later. We don't have a big sign outside, just a small one near the gate of No. 158. People from the colony often drop by just to say hello or ask for a bit of help with something. It’s a nice, grounded way to work.