Rama Studio

We’ve been running Rama Studio out of Chander Nagar East for a good while now. Our spot is at A 91 and it’s become a bit of a landmark for the people living nearby. When we first opened, the area looked completely different. Now there are more buildings and the streets are narrower with all the cars. Inside the studio, we have our gear set up just the way we like it. It’s not the newest stuff you can buy, but it works perfectly for what we need. There’s a specific smell of dust and old electronics in here that I’ve grown to love. My brother helps me out most days, and we spend a lot of time just chatting with people who stop in. We don’t have a receptionist or a waiting room with magazines. You just come in and we talk about what you need. Sometimes we are working on three things at once and the place looks like a mess, but we know where everything is. It’s a local business through and through. We aren’t looking to open ten more locations or become famous. We just like the work and the people in Chander Nagar. It’s been a long journey from the day we first got the keys to this place, and I wouldn't change it. We just keep our heads down and try to do things the right way.