Hari Om Saran

We are tucked away in Juhu Sarang Society, specifically at 9 B. Being in Juhu means there is always something going on nearby, but our little corner is relatively calm. It is mostly a residential area, so we try not to make too much noise. Hari Om Saran is basically just us doing our daily work in a space that feels more like a home than an office. We have a few desks, some old filing cabinets that don’t always close right, and a window that looks out onto the street. You can hear the crows and the sound of cars in the distance. We don't have a big reception desk or a person in a suit greeting you. Usually, if the door is open, you just walk in and see who is available. We spend a lot of time on the phone or writing things down on pads of paper. It’s a simple life here in the 9 B block. People from the society stop by to say hello or to ask about something we are working on. We don’t have a big marketing plan; we just do what needs to be done each day. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we are too busy to worry about that right now. It is a honest place to work and we like the neighborhood.