Chetan Chavan

I have my workspace at 205 Shukrawar Peth here in Pune. It’s a very traditional neighborhood, and the building reflects that old-school Pune charm. My office is quite basic, without any of the modern bells and whistles you might find in the newer IT parks. Every morning, I come in, set things up, and start working through whatever is on my desk. Shukrawar Peth is always bustling with activity, and there is a certain rhythm to the life here that I really appreciate. You hear the sounds of the market and the scooters passing by all day long. I don't have a big team helping me, so it’s usually just me handling the files and the phone calls. The room is filled with exactly what I need—my computer, my books, and a lot of paperwork. I haven't spent any time on interior design because that’s not what my work is about. It’s a place for being productive and being available when someone needs to stop by. Sometimes the old wiring in the building acts up, but we just deal with it and move on. I like being in this part of the city because it feels grounded. There are plenty of small places nearby to grab a tea or a quick snack during the day. It’s a simple, honest way to work without any unnecessary complications. I’ve been here for a while and don't see myself moving anywhere else.