Shree Sainath Printers

We’ve been here at Room No. 25 and 185 in the Wadala Kausthurbha Sangha No. 1 area for quite a while now. Most days start early with the sound of the machines getting warmed up. Printing isn't always quiet, but you get used to the rhythm of it after a few years. My desk is usually covered in paper scraps and old ink samples that I really should clear out one of these days. People stop by to ask about wedding cards or maybe just some simple letterheads for their own small shops nearby. We don't have a big fancy office, just these two rooms where we keep everything running. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy with the work at hand to worry about that. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, and we just sit outside and talk to the neighbors until it comes back on. It’s a busy spot here in Wadala, always someone moving around or a truck passing by. We handle whatever comes through the door, from small jobs to bigger stacks of forms. It’s just how we do things every day. We know most of the people who come in by their first names. It’s not a complicated business, just a lot of ink and paper and making sure the lines look straight enough. That’s pretty much the whole story of Shree Sainath Printers.