Inter-Continental Eros, Nehru Place

We are over in Lado Sarai now, on the second floor of building F-125A. It's right opposite the Central Bank. Nehru Place is what people usually associate us with, but the day-to-day happens here. The stairs up to the office are a bit narrow and steep. Lado Sarai is an interesting mix of old village vibes and new businesses. You can see the street from the window, and it’s always dusty outside. We have a few desks and a lot of papers stacked in piles. The air conditioner works most of the time, though it struggles in June. We try to keep things moving. It’s not a huge space, but it fits us. Dealing with the bank across the street is convenient when we have errands. The neighborhood has a lot of small shops. We usually get lunch from the place around the corner. It's a bit of a maze getting here if you don't know the area. We’ve had some people get lost trying to find the second floor. It’s a practical setup. No leather chairs or anything like that. Just wooden tables and some computers. We talk about work, then we go home. The Metro isn't too far, which helps with the commute. Traffic on the main road can be a nightmare in the evenings. We just keep our heads down and get through the pile of tasks each morning. It's just a normal office in a busy part of town.