Murali Industries

Murali Industries is over at 133 St Thomas Town in the Kondhawa area. It’s a pretty straightforward place. We’ve got a small workshop and a little area where we keep all the records. The building is older, so it has a lot of character, or at least that’s what we say when the paint starts peeling on the walls. We don't spend money on fancy furniture or high-end decor. Most of our chairs are second-hand and the desks have some scratches on them. It’s a place for working, not for showing off to visitors. We get a lot of dust from the road, so we’re always wiping things down. The neighborhood is fairly quiet compared to the main city center, which we like. We don't have a big marketing strategy or a social media page. People around Kondhawa just know we’re here. We usually have a radio playing in the background to keep things from being too silent. It’s mostly local music. We don't have long meetings or big presentations. If there’s a problem, we just stand around the workbench and figure out how to fix it together. Sometimes we get the order wrong and have to do it over, but we always try to make it right in the end. It’s just a group of us trying to make a living and do a decent job every day at Murali Industries. We don't need anything more than that to stay busy and happy with our work.