Below Banyan

Our place is in Worli, specifically Building No 10, Room No 156. It’s a small space, but it works for what we need. People often ask about the name, but it’s just something that stuck. Being in Worli means we deal with a lot of the local rhythm every day. The room itself isn't huge, so things can get a bit cluttered with paperwork and folders. We spend most of our time on the computer or talking to people who walk in. It’s not like those corporate offices you see in the big towers nearby. We have regular chairs and a fan that’s been there forever. We handle things as they come. If a problem pops up, we just sit down and figure it out. There’s no big hierarchy here; we all just pitch in. Sometimes we’re busy for hours, and other times we’re just catching up on some reading or cleaning up the desks. We’ve seen the neighborhood change quite a bit from our window in Room 156. The walls could probably use a new coat of paint, but the current color feels like home. It’s a practical setup for us. We don’t have a big reception desk or anyone in a suit waiting at the door. You just walk in and we talk. That’s the way we like it. It keeps things simple and honest for everyone involved in what we do. It's just a regular office where we get things done.