Intergraphics Corporation

Our shop is right near the Bidhangarh crossing, which is always a mess of rickshaws, bicycles, and buses. At No. 79 Bidhangarh South, we have been running Intergraphics Corporation for a good while now. It smells like ink and paper in here most of the time, which we don't even notice anymore. We have a couple of printers that are quite old but they still work if you know how to handle them correctly. The front door is always open to let the air circulate, which means we get a lot of street noise and dust too. People come in with all kinds of requests, from small prints to bigger jobs that take a few days. We don’t have a website or any of that internet stuff, mostly just word of mouth from people in the neighborhood. The crossing gets so crowded in the evenings that it's hard to even get out of the door when we close. We usually have piles of paper waiting to be cut or folded on the main wooden table. Sometimes we make mistakes and have to start over from scratch, but that is just part of the job. It is a small team here, just three of us usually working the shifts. We drink a lot of tea while we wait for the machines to finish their printing cycles. It’s a practical way to spend the day. We aren't trying to do anything fancy or special, just work.