Sai Communication

At Sai Communication, we stay pretty busy with all kinds of phone things at Dasharath Puri 68. People come in all day long because their screens are cracked or they need a quick recharge. It’s a small shop, so it gets crowded fast when two or three people are waiting at the counter. We usually have some parts lying around and tools on the table. Sometimes the internet is slow or a repair takes longer than we thought, which is annoying, but we just deal with it as it comes. It’s not a quiet place because the street outside is always noisy with rickshaws and people talking. We’ve been at this spot for a while, so most of the neighbors know us by now. We don’t really do fancy ads or anything. Most people just walk in because they live nearby or saw the sign. Sometimes we stay open a bit late if someone really needs their phone back for work the next day. It’s mostly just sitting behind the glass counter and working on small bits and pieces. Dasharath Puri is a crowded area, and being at number 68 means we see a lot of life every day. It’s just a regular local shop where we try to keep things moving. We drink a lot of tea while we work and talk about whatever is happening in the news. That’s pretty much the whole story of how we spend our time here.