Eil

Our place is right in the middle of the bustle at Amar Bhawan Chowk. Being in Rajputna Bazar means there’s always something going on outside our door at House No 45 7. Panipat is a busy town, and we’ve become part of the local scenery over the years. We’re known as Eil around here, but we’re just regular people working in this old building. The stairs are a bit narrow and the walls could probably use a new coat of paint, but it feels like home to us. It gets quite crowded in the market during the afternoons, especially on weekends. We’ve learned to navigate the narrow lanes without thinking about it much anymore. Sometimes the power goes out, and we just wait it out or find something else to do. It’s not the kind of place you see in a magazine, but it’s where we get our work finished. We’ve known the shopkeepers nearby for years. Sometimes we sit out front for a bit of air when it’s not too hot. Rajputna Bazar has a lot of history, and we’re just a small part of that story now. We don't really have a big staff, just a few of us who know how things run. It’s practical and it suits us just fine. We keep our tools and papers organized in our own way, even if it looks a bit messy to an outsider. It’s a real place for real work and we don't feel the need to change.