Meeting Isabela in Andheri
Isabela starts from Andheri. Shutter times are on her flyer.
Isabela came to Mumbai from Bangladesh, and her poster says so plainly: Bangladeshi, 23, Bengali, Hindi and English. She starts from Andheri. On the rate flyer she holds the middle line, ₹35,000 for a full night, and the number is the same at her own room.
Andheri is the biggest knot in the suburbs. West of the station, SV Road and JP Road lead out to Four Bungalows, Seven Bungalows and Lokhandwala, where the flats are tall and the cafes shut late; Oshiwara and the Link Road hold the newer towers. East of the tracks are Marol, Chakala and MIDC with their business hotels, and the Metro runs across the whole width of the suburb. Isabela reaches a room on either side, and goes to Bandra, Powai, town, Navi Mumbai or Thane at the same figure.
