Victory International

We’ve been here at 408 Naya Bans for quite a long time now. If you know the Mandir Wali Gali in Kharibawli, you know how busy it gets. It’s a narrow lane and sometimes the traffic is just too much with all the carts and people moving spices around. Our place, Victory International, isn't anything fancy. It’s just a workspace where we get things done. Most days, we are busy sorting through stock or talking to the transport guys about deliveries. The walls are a bit old and we have stacks of boxes everywhere, but it’s our spot. We don't have a big reception area or shiny glass doors. It’s just a regular local business in the heart of the market. My father used to say that being in Kharibawli is all about the location, and he was right. Everyone passes through here eventually. We have a small desk for the accounts and a couple of stools for when someone stops by for a chat. The tea stall guy at the corner brings us tea twice a day, and that’s our little routine. We aren't trying to be some huge corporation. We just work hard and keep things moving. Sometimes the electricity goes off for a bit, but we just keep the doors open and carry on. It’s a bit dusty and loud, but that is just how it is here. We are just real people doing our work every single day.