Allah Bakhash

We are sitting here on Triveni Road, right across from Bapu Girls High School. It’s been a while since we set up Allah Bakhash. The street is usually loud when the school lets out, kids running everywhere and autos honking. You get used to it after a few years. The shop isn't huge, but it fits what we need. We don't have a big fancy sign or anything, just the address at 2 Yeshwantpur. People mostly find us because they live nearby or they're walking down towards the main market. Sometimes the rain gets under the door when it pours heavy in June, so we have to move stuff around to keep things dry. I spend most of my day just sitting near the entrance. It's not a corporate office, just a place where things get done. We know most of the neighbors, like the guy who sells tea at the corner. My brother helps out sometimes when it gets busy. We don't really have a grand story about why we started this. It just happened because we needed to work and this spot was open. We deal with whoever walks in. Sometimes it's busy, sometimes we just sit and watch the traffic go by on Yeshwantpur. That is pretty much how it goes for us every day. We are just here if anyone needs anything from the shop. No big mystery to it, really. Just everyday business.