Meeting Hania in Nerul
Hania starts from Nerul. Shutter times are on her flyer.
Nerul station has two faces, and Hania's poster is pasted on the wall between them. She comes from Nepal, is 21, and speaks Nepali, Hindi and English, so a caller from the hills gets his own language and everyone else gets Hindi. Her price is the flyer's middle line, ₹35,000 till 6 AM, her room or yours alike.
The East side of Nerul is the older one, low sector blocks and the Uran Road junction; the West runs down through Sector 19 and 20 to Palm Beach Road and the Seawoods towers, with the DY Patil stadium lit up at the edge. Hotels are few and small here, so most callers ask her over to their flat instead, or take a room at a Vashi or Belapur hotel a few stations along. Hania reaches all of them, and Mumbai and Thane beyond, her cab inside the rate.
