Bhakti Gift House

Wagholi is changing so fast these days, but our shop in the 3rd Block stays pretty much the same. Bhakti Gift House isn’t anything fancy. It’s just a room filled with shelves of things that people might want to give to someone else. I spend a lot of time just moving boxes around to make space for new arrivals. We have things for kids and some household items that work well as gifts. The area around here used to be much quieter, but now there are more apartments and shops popping up everywhere. I usually open up early before the sun gets too hot. The floor is tiled and I try to keep it mopped, though people bring in a lot of sand from the construction nearby. We don't have a big marketing plan or anything like that. People just see the sign and walk in. Sometimes they stay for a chat about the weather or how much the road has changed. It feels like a neighborhood spot. I know where every single item is kept, even if it looks a bit cluttered to someone else. It’s a small business and we do the work ourselves, from cleaning to selling. We have a regular routine that hasn't changed in years. It’s just about being there when someone needs a quick gift or a card for a friend. We take things one day at a time here in the 3rd block.