360 Revolving Revolution

We’ve been here in Dahisar West for a while now, right near the Saibaba Temple in Bhandarkar Wadi. Most people know the spot because of the bridge nearby. It’s a busy area but we’ve made ourselves at home on S.M. Road. Our work involves those revolving setups people use for events and videos. It’s a lot of manual work setting things up and making sure the mechanics are right. We don't have a fancy office with glass walls, just a workspace where we get things done. Sometimes the traffic on the bridge gets loud, but we're used to it. The team here is small. We just focus on the equipment. If someone comes by, they usually see us testing out the platforms or fixing a motor. It’s not glamorous work, but it keeps us busy every day. We handle the 360 revolving gear because that's what we know. A lot of folks from around Dahisar and the nearby suburbs drop in to see how the booths work. We try to keep things straightforward. No big sales pitches here at 360 Revolving Revolution, just the machines and us. We've spent a lot of time learning the quirks of these revolving systems. It takes a bit of patience to get the balance right. Being tucked away in the wadi means we're part of the neighborhood fabric. We just open up in the morning and work until the job is finished. It’s what we do. We like the pace of things here in Dahisar and the people we meet.