Molvi Mohammed Bin Gulamrasul Surtis Sons

Bapu Khote Street is always crowded, and we are right in the middle of it at number 132/134. Our family has been running Molvi Mohammed Bin Gulamrasul Surtis Sons from this spot for a long time. It isn't a fancy place with big signs or glass doors. The walls are a bit old, and the desks are covered with ledgers and bits of paper. People walk in through the narrow street, dodging handcarts and scooters just to get to us. It gets really hot in the afternoons, so we usually have the old ceiling fan going fast. We spend most of our day talking to people who have been coming here for years. Sometimes their sons or even grandsons come in now. It's just a regular business day for us, starting early and staying until the shutters go down. We don't have a big staff, just us and a few helpers who know the place well. If you come by, you might find us drinking tea or looking through old files. The address is easy to find once you are on the street, though the traffic makes it look like a mess. We don't bother much with new decorations or anything like that because the work keeps us busy enough. It's just a simple life here in this part of the city, doing what we know how to do without any fuss.