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Living and working out of Flat 41 in Building 12 of the Sagarika Apartments is quite an experience. If you know Bandra West, you know how things are around the Hig Colony and the Reclamation area. It’s always moving. Our place is tucked away in the apartments, so it’s a bit quieter than being right on the main road, but you still hear the city hum. We aren't a big firm with a storefront. It’s more of a personal setup where we handle things from the flat. The space is a bit cramped because we have all our stuff mixed in with the work gear, but it works for us. Bandra has a certain feel to it that you don’t get anywhere else in Mumbai. We’ve been here for a bit and got used to the rhythm of the neighborhood. Sometimes the lift in the building acts up, so we end up taking the stairs, which is good exercise I guess. We don't have a receptionist or a waiting room. If someone comes by, they just sit on the sofa in the living room. It's a very casual way of doing things, but people seem to appreciate that it's not stiff or formal. We just get our tasks done between regular life things like getting groceries or dealing with the local water schedule. It’s just how life goes in a Mumbai apartment when you are trying to build something of your own.