Kiran Electrical

Being on Sinhagad Road 1 means there is always a lot of traffic passing by. You can hear the bikes and cars all day long. This shop isn't very large, but we make it work with what we have. It’s mostly just shelves and a small counter where I sit. I’ve seen this road change a lot over the years, with more buildings going up every time I look around. We handle a lot of basic electrical supplies. If someone’s fan stops working or a fuse blows, they usually find their way here. I don’t keep a very fancy inventory, just the stuff people actually use. Sometimes the deliveries are late, and the shop feels a bit empty, but we manage. I’m usually here from morning until the sun goes down. It’s a bit of a commute for me, but I’ve gotten used to it. The floor is concrete and can get cold in the winter months. I usually have the radio playing in the background to keep things from being too quiet. People around here are mostly working class, so they appreciate that we don’t overcomplicate things. We just hand over the parts, take the money, and maybe chat for a minute or two about the weather or the traffic. It’s a straightforward life and I don’t ask for much more than that. The sign outside is a little faded now, but people still see it.