Manjul School Of Art & Cookery

We've been here on Kesnand Road in Wagholi for a while now. It gets pretty busy around here with all the traffic, but inside Manjul School Of Art & Cookery, it's mostly just the smell of whatever we’re cooking that day or the sound of pencils scratching on paper. Sometimes the kitchen is a total mess because the younger kids get flour everywhere when they're trying to learn how to bake. It’s not a fancy place, just some rooms where people come to learn a few things. We have people coming in from all over Pune, and sometimes the parking outside is a bit of a headache. The art side of things is quieter, usually. We keep a lot of old paintings leaning against the walls and there’s always a shortage of clean brushes. It’s a bit cramped when the afternoon batch arrives, especially when the cookery students are trying to take their trays out of the oven at the same time the art students are moving their easels. We try to keep things organized, but honestly, it’s a lot of work. The building itself is just a regular spot on the road, nothing special to look at from the outside. People mostly find us because they live nearby or heard about someone making a decent cake here. We spend a lot of time cleaning up after classes. It’s just how it is for us day in and day out.