Shanti Prints

We’ve been working out of Building 302 in the CGS Quarter for quite some time now. Sector 7 in Antop Hill is a busy neighborhood, and being here in Vadala East puts us right in the thick of it. The building itself is one of those older structures that has seen better days, but it serves our purpose well enough. Most mornings start with the sound of the shutters going up and the smell of the morning air mixing with the faint scent of ink. It’s not a fancy place by any means. We have our machines set up in a way that makes sense to us, even if it looks a bit cluttered to someone walking in for the first time. There is a tea stall just down the road where we usually grab a cup when things get a bit too hectic. The trains passing nearby are something you just stop hearing after a few months. We don't have a big team or a human resources department. It’s just a few of us making sure the prints come out right and the orders are ready for whoever is coming to collect them. Sometimes the electricity flickers when the monsoon rains are heavy, and we have to pause for a bit. We don't have a polished reception area with leather chairs. Instead, you’ll probably find a few stacks of paper and some half-empty boxes near the door. It’s just a regular workspace where we get things done.