Indira Murali

Our place is over at 790 in Kodigehalli, right near the Suprabhath building. It is quite close to Mega Arts, so if you see that, you know you are in the right spot. The area has changed a lot since we first started out here. It used to be much quieter, but now there are more houses and shops popping up every month. The office itself is pretty basic. I have a wooden desk that has been with me for years and a shelf full of papers that I really should organize one of these days. There is a small window that looks out onto the street, so I can see who is coming and going. Sometimes a neighbor stops by to chat about the local news or the weather. It isn't a high-pressure environment; we just take things as they come. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but it hasn't been a priority lately. We just focus on the work at hand. Kodigehalli has a nice feel to it, a bit like a village that got caught up in the city. We do not use any fancy systems to keep track of things, mostly just notebooks and pens. It works for us. If the doorbell doesn't work, you just have to knock a bit louder. That is just how we do things here, no fancy frills or corporate nonsense to deal with. We are just here doing our thing every day.