Arun Shah

I’m working out of Hiranandani Gardens in Powai, specifically in building C, room 704. It’s a nice area, but my actual workspace is pretty simple. I’ve lived and worked around here for a while now, so I’ve seen Powai change from a quiet spot to the busy place it is today. Most of my day is spent at my desk, dealing with various business matters and taking calls. I don't have a big staff or a fancy storefront. It’s just me and a few tools I need to get through the day's tasks. Usually, people find me through a friend or someone they know in the neighborhood. I like the routine of starting early before the traffic really gets going outside the gardens. My office isn't perfectly tidy; there are always books and papers scattered around, but I know where everything is. I don't use much in the way of high-tech gadgets, just a reliable computer and a phone that rings more than I’d like. It’s a practical way to work, staying close to home and keeping things straightforward. I don't go in for big meetings or long presentations. If someone needs something done, we just talk about it and I see if I can help. It’s a quiet way of doing business in a very loud city like Mumbai. I enjoy the walk around the gardens when things get too busy. It’s just a regular life here in Powai, doing my part.