Ashok Khosla

I’ve been working out of my place at Guru Kripa for quite some time now. It’s on the seventh floor of the Residency Society in the JVPD Scheme. Vile Parle West is a nice area, and being on North South Road No. 6 means I’m close to everything I need. It’s not a big corporate office with a reception desk. It’s just a professional space where I handle my daily business. Usually, the day starts with a lot of phone calls and sorting through papers. The view from the seventh floor is alright, it gives me a bit of a break when things get too busy. People sometimes have a hard time finding the building if they aren't familiar with the scheme, but once they see the society gate, it’s easy. I prefer keeping things straightforward. There’s no team of hundreds here, just me and the work I do. It’s a quiet spot compared to the main roads nearby. I’ve lived and worked in this part of Mumbai for years, so I’ve seen the neighborhood grow up around me. I handle my projects with a practical approach. It’s about getting things right and keeping a steady pace. No fancy slogans or big promises, just the way I’ve always operated from this desk in Vile Parle. It works for me and it works for the people I help. It’s a simple life but a busy one, and I wouldn't have it any other way at this stage.