North Star Media Communication

Our office is over at Jani Chambers, specifically room Rc1948, right in the Fort area. It is directly opposite Chhaya Restaurant, which is lucky for us when we get hungry at lunchtime. Fort is a busy place with a lot of history, and our building fits right in with those old-school vibes. Inside, it is just a normal workspace where we handle media and communication tasks. We have a few computers, a lot of cords, and people usually talking on phones or typing away. It is not a silent place, that is for sure. Being in Fort means we are right in the middle of everything, which has its ups and downs. The traffic can be a nightmare sometimes, but you get used to the pace after a while. We don’t have a big reception desk or anything formal. You just walk in and someone will be there to help you. We have been doing this for a bit now and have seen the media world change a lot, but our daily routine stays mostly the same. We focus on the jobs we have and try to get them finished without too much fuss. It is a practical way to run a business. We like the energy of being across from the restaurant and hearing the city outside our windows while we work on our projects. It is a bit noisy, but that is just the way it is in this part of Mumbai.