Joshi Harendrakumar Ambalala

Joshi Harendrakumar Ambalala has been around here on Dabhoi Moledina Road for quite some time now. We are right across from the college, which keeps the area busy and full of life most days. It is a simple setup we have here at number 8, nothing too fancy or modern. The walls are a bit old and the door sometimes sticks when it rains, but it feels like home to us. Most people know us because they pass by every morning on their way to class or work. We open the shutters early, usually while the air is still a bit cool. There is always a lot of dust from the road, so cleaning is a never-ending job for us. We keep our tools and papers organized in the back where it is quieter. Sometimes the traffic outside gets loud with the buses and rickshaws, but we are used to that noise. It is just part of the daily rhythm here near the camp. We do our work, talk to the neighbors, and watch the seasons change from the front step. Some days are slow and we just sit and wait for the next person to walk in, while other days we don't even have time to finish a cup of tea. We don't try to be anything we aren't. We just provide what people need and try to be honest about it. That is how it has always been for Joshi Harendrakumar Ambalala in this little corner.