Mahakali Agro & Welding Work

If you walk down Road No- 44/45/46 in Rasta Peth, you’ll find us at Shop Number 3. We are right near the Sai Baba Temple, so there is always a bit of a crowd nearby, especially on certain days of the week. The sound of welding is something you get used to pretty fast around here. There are always sparks flying somewhere in the back of the shop. My clothes usually have a few small burn holes in them from the work. We handle a lot of agro equipment and general welding tasks that people bring in. Someone might have a broken plow or just a gate that needs a bit of fixing. The floor is mostly concrete and stays covered in metal scraps and iron filings no matter how much we sweep it. It’s a hardworking kind of place. We don’t have a fancy office, just a small desk where we keep the receipts and some old tools. Sometimes it gets really hot in the afternoon, especially when the welding torches have been running for hours. We take breaks when we can, usually heading over to the temple area to grab a quick snack or just to stand in the shade for a minute. The shop is small but we use every inch of the space. It’s a bit messy, but that is just the way welding shops are. We just keep our heads down and get the repairs done.