Abhishek Kumar

I’m up on the second floor, Room No-10 specifically, over at 33/56 in Katwariya Sarai. It’s a bit of a climb up the stairs but that’s where Abhishek Kumar operates from. If you know this part of New Delhi, you know how crowded and lively it gets. I’ve been in this room for some time now. It’s not a huge space, but it fits what I need to do. I mostly just sit here and get through the tasks on my desk. Katwariya Sarai has a lot of people coming and going, mostly students and folks working nearby, so there’s always noise outside. I don't really bother with flashy signs or big advertisements. Most people who find me do it because they heard from someone else or they live nearby. The room is a bit small, and sometimes it gets quite warm in the summer, but it works for me. I try to keep things simple. No big corporate talk or complicated rules. Just me working out of this second-floor spot. Delhi can be a lot to handle, but inside Room 10, it’s just quiet work. I’ve lived in India my whole life and being in the capital feels right for the kind of stuff I do. I usually stay pretty late if there’s a lot to catch up on. It’s just how I’ve always done things. Nothing special, just regular work to pay the bills and keep things moving along.