Aundh, between ITI Road and the Baner border
Aundh is the settled north-west of Pune. Parihar Chowk is the centre everybody measures from. ITI Road, lined with cafés and small shops, cuts across it, and DP Road is the other main road. Bremen Chowk joins Aundh to Baner, and from there Baner Road heads out towards the highway. Between them these roads carry most of the evening crowd, and nearly every set of directions in Aundh starts at one of the two chowks.
Housing here is older and calmer than in Wakad. Settled society flats share the leafy lanes with a few bungalows, and many service apartments are taken by people working in Baner and Hinjewadi. Hotels are spread along Baner Road and the Aundh side of the link road rather than in one cluster. People in Aundh rarely book on a whim. They phone after lunch, ask for an hour, and expect her at the door at exactly that hour.
That habit suits our Aundh call girls. Anjalii and Shilpi both live in Aundh, so a planned evening near Parihar Chowk or Bremen Chowk is easy for them. When both are taken, Candy comes from Wakad, Rohini from Shivaji Nagar and Suman from Model Colony. Read the rate card before you phone; it is short, and nobody will bargain with you.
