Pradip Kumar Sharma

You’ll find me at Tis Hazari, specifically at K 56. If you know the area, you know it’s a very busy place with people rushing everywhere all day long. My spot is just a small corner in the middle of all that chaos. It’s crowded with papers, books, and files that seem to grow every single week. There isn't much room to move around, but I’ve gotten used to it over the years. It’s the kind of environment where you have to be quick and stay focused. I spend my days talking to people who are often in a bit of a hurry or worried about something. I don't have a fancy office with leather chairs. It’s just a basic table and some stools for whoever stops by. The noise of the court complex is always in the background, but after a while, you just stop hearing it. I start my work early and usually stay until the crowds start to thin out. There’s no big marketing strategy here. People find me because they need something specific done, or they’ve been told to come by K 56. It’s hard work and the days can be very long. I just try to keep everything organized so I don't lose track of anything important. It’s a gritty, real place to work, and I wouldn't know how to do it any other way in a place like this.