Undri, in south-east Pune, connects to the rest of the city via NIBM Road, Kondhwa Road and the Katraj-Hadapsar Bypass (NH-65), which meet at Undri Chowk. Pune Junction is the nearest railway station and Pune International Airport is about 16.8 km away via Phule Nagar-Akluj Road.

The Pune Metro Purple Line currently terminates at Swargate; an approved underground extension to Katraj (with new stations) is under construction, and PMC has separately sanctioned a peripheral Katraj-Undri metro route. Buses, autos and app-cabs handle daily commutes, and a Pune Ring Road is planned nearby.

Undri and its immediate surroundings host a cluster of K-12 schools, including The Bishop's Co-Education School, Euro School Undri, Delhi Public School (Pune), Hill Green High School and Orchids The International School, serving the area's growing family population.

Nearby degree colleges include Jayawantrao Sawant College of Engineering, Vishwakarma College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Deccan College Post-Graduate & Research Institute, and Jayawantrao Sawant College of Education, giving residents access to technical and undergraduate options without travelling into central Pune.

Undri itself is predominantly residential, with no major industrial base of its own, but it borders Pune's Hadapsar-Magarpatta commercial corridor, home to Magarpatta City's Cybercity IT park, SP Infocity and the Phursungi IT Park SEZ, plus Amanora Park Town, among the biggest employment hubs in south Pune.

This proximity has made Undri a preferred, comparatively affordable base for IT/ITeS and services-sector employees who commute daily to these business parks rather than working within Undri, which functions mainly as a bedroom suburb for the wider Hadapsar-Kharadi job corridor.

Undri is a primarily residential suburb and has no major tourist attractions of its own. The Katraj-Kondhwa road corridor that runs through the locality provides access toward Katraj, a neighbouring area that is home to the PMC-run Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park (Katraj Zoo) and the adjoining Katraj Lake, the nearest notable leisure/nature destination to Undri.

Pune's wider heritage and hill-fort circuit (forts, palaces, riverside gardens) lies further into the city and is reachable by road from Undri.

Undri's own retail scene is limited, but neighbouring localities host malls and shopping options used by residents, including Dorabjee's Royal Heritage Mall, Runwal Diamond Mall, Bizzbay Mall, Kumar Pacific Mall, R Deccan Mall and Seasons Mall, plus national retail chains such as Bata, Pantaloons, Jockey and Raymond.

Within Undri itself, the Corinthians Club (a boutique hotel with sporting and banquet facilities) and local cafes/eateries around NIBM Road and Undri Chowk serve as the main everyday social and leisure hubs.

As one of the villages merged into Pune Municipal Corporation in July 2017, Undri's civic infrastructure is still being upgraded. Internal roads are narrow in places, and piped water supply is irregular, with some residents relying on tankers; PMC's Metro Purple Line Swargate-Katraj extension, along with a planned Pune Ring Road and NIBM Road widening near Palace Orchard, are underway to improve access.

Resident associations continue to press PMC for 24x7 water connections, drainage fixes, waste management and street-lighting upgrades.