Sree Maha Laxmi Packaging

Laxmi Narayana Colony is where we are, specifically at H No 2 24 88/6/117 and 118. It’s a bit of a mouthful to say the whole address, but most locals just know the turn-off. We do a lot of packaging work here. Boxes, tape, wrapping things up—it’s mostly what fills our days. The space is usually crowded with materials because there is always something needing to be moved or sorted. Sree Maha Laxmi Packaging isn't a big factory with hundreds of people. It’s more of a tight-knit operation where everyone knows what needs to get done. Some days the humidity makes the cardboard feel a bit soft, so we have to watch out for that. We don't have a big fancy sign or a shiny lobby. It’s just a practical workspace where we get things boxed up for the people who need it. Sometimes a customer comes in with a weird-shaped item and we have to figure out how to make a box fit it right. It’s like a puzzle sometimes. We’ve been in this part of the colony for a while, and we’ve seen shops come and go. We just stay focused on our own piles of paper and plastic. It’s a lot of physical work, lifting and taping and loading, but it’s what we know how to do. If you see the stacks of brown boxes near the entrance, you know you’re at the right place.