Manu Die Metal Works

Out in Bhayandar West, near the Sadanand Maharaj Mandir, you’ll find our workshop. We are in Rai Village, right off Uttan Road. The place is called Manu Die Metal Works. It’s a loud place, to be honest. There is always the sound of metal hitting metal or machines humming in the background. We don't have a front desk or a receptionist. If you come by, you’ll likely find us covered in a bit of grease or metal dust, working on a die or some other metal part. It is a small village area, so it’s quieter than the city, except for our shop. We do things the old-fashioned way, focusing on the work itself rather than having a polished office. Most of our tools have been with us for years. We started this because we knew how to work with our hands. People from around Rai and the rest of Bhayandar bring us stuff when they need something custom made or repaired. It’s practical work. We don't use big words or have long meetings. We just look at the metal, see what needs doing, and get to it. Sometimes we sit outside on the bench when it’s hot to take a break. It’s a simple life running a metal shop. If you’re near the Mandir, you’re basically there. Just follow the sound of the hammers and the machines. We are usually here from early morning until the light starts to fade away for the evening.