Radhey Krishna Mobile

Working out of Sector 5 in Hrola is always an experience because the main gali is constantly busy with people and bikes. Radhey Krishna Mobile is right in the middle of all that noise and movement. Most mornings start with dusting the glass displays because the street outside brings in a lot of dirt throughout the day. We have various mobile covers lined up, mostly for the older models that people still use around here. The shop is small, so when three or four people come in at once, it feels very crowded. We spend a lot of time applying tempered glass to screens, trying to get all the bubbles out while someone watches over our shoulder. It takes some patience. The lighting inside is a bit yellow, but it helps us see the small screws when we have to open up a handset to fix a charging port. People from the neighborhood drop by just to ask about new data packs or to see if we have a specific type of second-hand phone available. Sometimes we have tea delivered from the stall down the lane, and we sit there on the wooden bench for ten minutes before the next person walks in with a broken display. It's just a regular routine of fixing things and talking to the locals who live in the Hrola area. It’s a bit cramped, but it’s where we spend our whole day from morning until the market closes.