Baba Computers

I started Baba Computers here at Masuda Teja Chowk because there weren't many places to get a laptop fixed without traveling too far. The shop isn't anything special to look at, just a small space with shelves full of old motherboards and spare parts I have collected over the years. Most of our day is spent dealing with slow computers or helping people set up their new printers. It is usually me and one other person working on the hardware. Sometimes it gets a bit messy with all the wires and screwdrivers laying around, but we know where everything is. The chowk is always busy, so there is plenty of noise from the bikes and people walking past. We open up in the morning and usually stay until the lights in the square come on. It is hard work, especially when a part doesn't arrive on time or a repair takes longer than I thought it would. I do not really have a big staff, so if I am out on a call, the shutter might be down for an hour. People just wait or come back later. It is a local business through and through. We talk to the neighbors, share a tea, and fix what we can. It is not about being the biggest shop, just about being there when someone's screen goes black right before a deadline. We just keep doing what we do every day without making a big fuss about it.