Kuldeep Khatau

I’ve been working out of 114/B in Girgaon for quite some time now. It’s an old neighborhood with a lot of narrow streets and history. My office isn't anything special to look at, just a practical place where I get things done. Most of my day is spent handling files and talking to people who walk in with questions. Girgaon has a very specific energy, you know? It’s crowded and loud, but everyone seems to know each other. I’ve lived and worked around here long enough to feel like part of the neighborhood. I don’t use a lot of fancy equipment or high-tech stuff. Just my desk, a decent chair, and what I need to stay organized. Sometimes the work piles up and the desk gets a bit messy, but I always know where everything is. It’s mostly a one-man show, though I have some help now and then when things get really busy. People stop by to chat or ask for advice on the things I handle. I don’t really do much advertising at all. Most people find me because they live nearby or someone they know mentioned my name at some point. It’s a very local way of doing things. I keep regular hours, but sometimes I stay late if there’s a lot to catch up on. It’s just how it goes when you’re running your own thing in a place like this. I’m usually here if the door is open.