Bhagirath Mode Maker

We operate out of Kalewadi 32/2A. Our place is more of a workshop than a traditional office. Since we are mode makers, there is always the smell of glue, sawdust, and paint in the air. We have all sorts of tools lying around—saws, cutters, and precision instruments for making miniature versions of buildings. It’s a very hands-on kind of job. Being at Kalewadi 32/2A gives us the space we need to build these models, even the larger ones that take up a whole table. It’s not the cleanest place in the world because of all the scrap materials, but we know where everything is. We spend hours hunched over our benches, making sure every little window and door on a model is in the right spot. It takes a lot of patience and a steady hand. Most of our time is spent right here in the workshop, but occasionally we have to deliver a finished model to an architect’s office or a developer. People in the area know us as the guys who build things in miniature. It’s a niche kind of work, and we enjoy the process of seeing a project take shape in 3D. There’s no marketing team here, just us making models one piece at a time. It’s quiet work, mostly, except for the sound of the machines running now and then when we are cutting out parts.