Savla Dry Fruit

We have been here at shop number 200/10 in the Gol Building for a long time now. People in Kurla West know where to find us when they need cashews or almonds for a festival. It gets pretty crowded in this part of Mahatma Phule Peth, especially during the mornings. We just try to keep the shelves stocked with whatever people are asking for. It is a small space, but we manage to fit everything in. My father used to handle things before me, and now I sit here most days. We don't do much fancy advertising or anything like that. Most of our customers are neighbors who have been buying from us for years. They know if the quality of the raisins or walnuts isn't right, they can just come back and tell us. The traffic outside can be a bit of a headache sometimes, but that is just how it is in this area. We open up early and stay until the evening. If you are walking past the building, you'll see the sacks and boxes piled up inside. We handle a lot of bulk orders too, mostly for local families or small sweet shops nearby. It is just a regular business, nothing too complicated about it. We just focus on getting the stock in and making sure the weights are correct for whoever walks through the door. It's a simple life running a shop in this part of the city.