Abhijit Kale

I am over at Shiv Parvati Apartments in Pashan. It is a decent enough spot, and I have been here at C-28 for quite some time now. Pashan is a bit quieter than the middle of Pune, which I actually like. It helps me focus on what I am doing without too many distractions. The apartment itself is not huge, but it is enough for what I need to get through my daily tasks. I usually spend most of my time at the old wooden desk by the window. I have got some files stacked up and a computer that has seen better days, but it still works fine. I do not go for any of that high-end office decor. It is just a workspace where I handle my business. Most days are pretty much the same—sorting through requests and making sure everything is on track. Sometimes the neighbors’ kids are playing outside and it gets a little noisy, but that is just life in an apartment building. I do not have a team of receptionists or anything like that. When you call or come by, you are just dealing with me. I think it makes things easier when there are not too many layers. I grew up around here, so staying in Pune 21 feels natural. It is a basic setup for basic work, and that is how I prefer it to stay for now. No fuss, just steady work day in and day out. Sometimes the rain makes the balcony messy, but the view is alright.