Shree Chamunda Mobile & Video Palace

The shop is right by the Sheoganj New Bus Stand, so it stays pretty loud around here. You can hear the conductors shouting destinations all day long. I started Shree Chamunda Mobile & Video Palace because everyone started carrying phones and needing help with them. Most of my day is spent fixing cracked screens or showing someone how to use a new app. We sell chargers, headphones, and those plastic covers that protect the phones. The bus stand location means a lot of travelers walk in. Maybe their battery died or they need a quick recharge for their talk time. It gets a bit cramped inside when four or five people come in at once. There’s a small glass counter where I keep the newer models. Sometimes we do video work too, like copying files or helping people with memory cards. It’s a lot of sitting and looking at small parts under a lamp. My hands are usually a bit dirty from the tools. I take my tea break when there’s a gap between the bus timings. The weather gets really hot in Sheoganj, so the door stays open to catch whatever breeze there is. It isn't a big showroom, just a practical spot for people who are on the move. I’ve known the other shopkeepers around the bus stand for years, so we all look out for each other's places when things get busy.