Some days you would rather not drive your own car — to the airport, home after dinner, through a wedding day. A sarathi of the house drives you in it, and gives it back as he found it.
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Your car, kept as yours
Your seat, your music, your water, your car. A sarathi of the house drives it as you would want it driven — and hands it back clean, parked and photographed.
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Someone you can trust with it
Police-verified, trained by the house, dressed and briefed. Named to you before he arrives, and the same sarathi again if you ask.
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The house answers for him
Your car is photographed at the handover and again at its return. Should anything happen while our sarathi drives, the house answers for it as your written confirmation says — you are never left arguing.
When it is asked for
The airport, in your carDriven to the terminal; the car taken home, or parked and brought back to the kerb when you land.
An eveningThe sarathi arrives before you leave, waits through the evening, and drives you home in your own car. Nobody drives after a glass of wine.
A wedding, or a day that mattersYour car, dressed if you wish, with a sarathi at the wheel and nobody in the family missing the photographs.
Your parentsThe weekly visit, the hospital appointment, the temple on Sunday — in their own car, with the same sarathi each time.
A day beyond the cityPune, Lonavala, Nashik, in your own car, your sarathi rested and fed, written as one figure.
A sarathi of your ownEvery day, or on set days, with a second sarathi when yours is on leave.
What the house asks
Only that your car is roadworthy, its insurance comprehensive and in force, and its papers in the glovebox. Your policy covers a driver you have chosen, driving with your permission — the house simply makes sure that driver is one you can trust. The sarathi drives you and yours; he does not carry anyone for anyone else.
The house has it.
A person writes back with the sarathi and the figure, in writing.
Yes. A police-verified sarathi of the house drives you in your own car — for an evening, the airport, a wedding, your parents, a day beyond the city, or every day.
Is it legal for a hired driver to drive my private car?
Yes. Your car stays in your own use; the house supplies a trained person to drive it with your permission. Your comprehensive policy covers a driver you have authorised. The sarathi never carries anyone for anyone else in it.
What if something happens to my car?
It is photographed at handover and at return. Should anything happen while our sarathi drives, the house answers for it as your written confirmation says.
How is it priced?
By the hours or the day, written for you before anything is held. The figure is sent privately in writing.