Prashant Jadhav

I work out of a space on Laxmi Road in Dadar West. It’s situated right behind the Hira Kani building. Dadar is always a bit of a scramble with so many people moving around, but this particular spot is slightly tucked away. I’ve been here for quite a while now. The office is simple, just what I need to get the daily tasks done. I don't have a big staff, it’s mostly just me handling the files and meeting with people who come by. There’s an old wooden desk and some chairs for visitors. Most of my work involves a lot of paperwork and phone calls. Sometimes the noise from the main road drifts in, but you get used to it after a week or two. It’s a very grounded way of working. I don’t use a lot of fancy technology, just the basics that work. People from the neighborhood know where to find me if they need help with something. It’s not a corporate office with glass walls. It’s just a room where work gets done. I try to keep things honest and straightforward. Sometimes I’m out at meetings, so the door might be locked, but I’m usually there most of the day. It’s a practical life, and I like being in Dadar because everything is close by. I usually grab lunch from the small stall at the corner when things get too busy.