Vidhi Mobile

I’ve been running Vidhi Mobile on Tarsali Race Course Road for some time now. It’s not a huge place, just a small shop where I keep different phone models and accessories. Usually, the mornings are quiet, but by the evening, the road gets busy with people coming back from work. I spend a lot of time behind the counter fixing cracked screens or trying to figure out why a battery won’t charge. Sometimes I get help from my cousin when things get too crowded. We have these glass cases filled with covers and cables. It gets a bit dusty because of the traffic outside, so I’m always wiping things down. People from the neighborhood stop by just to ask questions about new phones or to get a new screen guard put on. I try to keep things organized, but sometimes there are boxes piled up in the corner. It’s just how a real shop works. I don’t have fancy chairs, just a couple of stools for people to sit while they wait. The sign outside is a bit old, but everyone around here knows where it is. We deal with all sorts of brands. Most days are just about helping someone get their phone working again so they can get back to their day. It’s a simple life here on the road. Nothing too complicated, just a local business trying to do the work and get through the day.