Raaja Shree Home Needs

Begum Bazaar is always a mess of people and carts, and right at 369 is where we are. It is loud from morning until the sun goes down. We have all sorts of things for the house piled up inside. You have to watch your step because there are often stainless steel pots or plastic buckets sitting in the aisles. People come in looking for a specific size of tiffin box or a new broom and we have to go digging through the back. The ceiling fans don't do much when the bazaar gets really crowded in the afternoons. It’s a bit of a maze in here but we know where everything is kept. Raaja Shree has been in this spot for a good while now. My cousin helps out with the heavy lifting when we get a new shipment of utensils. The metal clanging can be a lot to handle some days. We don't have fancy displays or anything like that. Things are just stacked up where they fit. We get a lot of regulars who know us by name and they stop to talk for a bit before buying what they need. It’s a lot of standing around on the hard floor. By the time we lock up, my feet are usually aching quite a bit. But tomorrow is another day in the bazaar and we will be back to do it again.