Avishek Mukherjee

I work out of a place in Behala, specifically at 127A/2/1, Pasupati Bhattacharya Road. It is near the Charak Tala Auto Stand and the Shyamapally area. If you know Kolkata, you know how busy these narrow roads can get. I have been doing my work here for quite some time now. It is not a big office with a lot of staff. It is mostly just me and a few people I trust to help out. We handle a lot of different projects, and my desk is always piled high with things I need to finish. The auto stand nearby means there is always the sound of engines and people shouting, which I have actually started to find quite comforting. It feels like real life. I do not spend money on fancy decorations or expensive furniture. I just have what I need to do the job properly. People come by to talk about their requirements, and we just sit down and have a chat. Sometimes we have tea from the stall nearby. It is a very informal way of working, but it seems to suit the people who come here. I try to be practical and not overcomplicate things. It is just about getting the work done and making sure nothing gets missed. That is how I have always operated here in Behala. Some days it is exhausting, but it is what I know. I just take things as they come.