Sanjay Kulkarni Amruta Graphics

We are located at Survey No 410 in the Modak Prasad building, right in the middle of Munjaba Lane. Being in Narayan Peth means we’re surrounded by history and very narrow streets. If you know Shangar Palace or the Rashtrabhasha building, you’ll find us right opposite. Our shop is often filled with the smell of ink and the rhythmic sound of the printing machines. There’s paper everywhere—stacks of it on the floor, on the tables, and sometimes even leaning against the walls. It’s a bit of a maze inside sometimes. We spend our time checking colors, aligning layouts, and making sure the machines are running smoothly. The traffic in Narayan Peth can be a nightmare, so we’ve gotten used to the constant honking outside while we work. It’s a family-run kind of vibe here, even if we aren't all related. We drink a lot of tea while we wait for jobs to finish printing. Sometimes customers come in with a rough idea on a scrap of paper, and we have to figure out how to make it look right on the screen. It's a lot of staring at monitors and then looking at the physical paper to see if it matches. It’s busy, it’s cramped, and it’s usually quite loud, but we’ve been doing this in this spot for quite a while now. We just take it one page at a time and try to keep the ink off our clothes while we work.