Sesha Giri

I've been working out of Anjanapura for a while now, specifically over at Real House Appartments. It's a quiet enough spot in Bangalore, though the traffic getting toward the main parts of the city can be a real headache some mornings. I'm usually at Flat D207. People sometimes find it hard to locate the specific block since the numbering here is a bit odd, but once you’re inside, it’s fine. My father, S. Raghavendra Rao, helps out with stuff here and there. We don't have some big fancy office with glass doors or anything like that. It’s just a regular place where we get things done. Some days are busier than others, especially when there's a lot of paperwork to sort through or people calling about different things. The apartment complex has its own rhythm, you know? You see the neighbors heading out for work or the kids playing in the evenings while you’re trying to wrap up for the day. It’s a bit out of the way compared to the city center, but I like the pace here. It stays a bit cooler because of the trees around, though the dusty roads can be annoying when the wind picks up. We just try to keep things moving and stay on top of what needs doing without making a big fuss about it. If you're coming by, just look for the D block near the back.