Raghavendran

Raghavendran is basically run out of Flat-303 in the Lakshminarayan Apartments. We’re over in Kutbiguda, which is a quiet enough residential area compared to the main city roads. I’ve lived in Hyderabad my whole life, and this apartment has been our base for quite some time now. It’s not a shopfront, so you won’t see a big sign on the street. You have to come up to the third floor. Sometimes the elevator is a bit slow, so I tell people to just take the stairs if they’re in a hurry. The space is a bit cramped because we have files and equipment tucked into every corner. It’s a home-style setup. I usually have the radio playing in the background while I work. My neighbors are mostly families, so it stays relatively calm during the day. I handle most of the paperwork and phone calls myself. It gets a bit overwhelming when three things happen at once, but that’s just how it is. I don’t follow a strict corporate schedule. If there’s work to be done at night, I just stay up and do it. It’s a humble operation, nothing more, nothing less. I like the independence of working from here. We don’t spend money on fancy branding because we don’t really need to. Most people who come here were told about us by someone else. It feels more personal that way, and I prefer it.