Advani Sons

We are over at 732 Tak House, right across from the Digamber Mandir. It’s on the Sinhgad College Road in Raviwar Peth. This part of town is always moving. You have the temple visitors and the college students all mixed together. Our shop is a bit old-fashioned. We’ve been here at Advani Sons for a long time, and we’ve seen the neighborhood change quite a bit. Inside, it’s filled with all sorts of things, and it might look a bit cluttered to someone new. We don't really use a computer for everything; some stuff is still written in ledgers. It gets really busy on festival days because of the temple across the street. We usually open up early and stay until the evening rush dies down. It’s a family kind of place. We know most of the other shopkeepers around here. We don't spend money on advertising. People just know where we are because we’ve been here so long. It’s a bit dusty, and the shelves are high, but we know where everything is kept. It’s just a regular shop in Raviwar Peth. We don't try to be anything else. We just show up and do our work every day, dealing with whoever walks through the door. There is always someone looking for something specific, and we try to find it in the back.