Pasha Ji

If you find yourself on Ghod Dod Road, you might see my place. It’s called Pasha Ji. It’s a simple setup really, nothing too flashy. People call it Ghoddod Road locally, and that's where I spend most of my hours. I didn't want a complicated name, so Pasha Ji seemed to fit just fine. The street gets pretty crowded during the afternoons, so parking can be a bit of a headache sometimes. I’ve lived around here long enough to know the rhythms of the road. Inside, it's pretty basic. I have some chairs and the usual stuff you’d expect. I don’t spend much on decorations because I figure people care more about the work than the wallpaper. Sometimes I forget to sweep the front step until later in the day, but that’s life when you’re busy. I’ve had this spot for a while now. It’s become a bit of a second home for me. I don't really have a big team or a corporate structure. It’s more of a personal thing. When someone walks in, they talk to me directly. I like it that way because things don't get lost in translation. Ghod Dod Road is a good place to be, even with the noise. I think staying local is important. You get to know the faces and people get to know mine. It makes the day go by faster when you're talking to people you recognize from the street. That’s pretty much the whole story of this little place of mine. I keep things moving.