Meeting Anandita in Nerul
Anandita starts from Nerul. Shutter times are on her flyer.
One rule on the wall: the girl on the poster is the girl who knocks. Anandita's poster says Indian, 21, Marathi first and then Hindi and English, and it is pasted at Nerul because that is where she begins each evening. On the rate flyer she is top level; her poori raat, ₹40,000, closes at 6 AM.
Nerul is the comfortable middle of Navi Mumbai. The station has a quiet East side of old sector housing and a West side that runs down to Palm Beach Road, the Jewel of Navi Mumbai lake and the Seawoods flats; the DY Patil stadium marks the edge. Hotels here are small and family-run, around the station and the Uran Road junction; plenty of callers book her to their own flat, or take a room in Vashi or Belapur. Anandita comes to any of them, and to Mumbai across the Vashi bridge, cab inside what you pay.








