Meeting Natasha in Powai
Natasha starts from Powai. Shutter times are on her flyer.
There are three lines on the rate flyer and Natasha is on the top one: ₹15,000 for 2 ghante, ₹20,000 for 3, ₹40,000 for the night. That is the VIP line of this wall, and Powai has nobody else on it. Indian, and Powai itself is her start, the lake side.
Powai is towers and a lake. The high-rise side above the water has the serviced apartments and business hotels that the office crowd of the Hiranandani side and the Chandivali parks book for visitors, with lobbies that run on key cards. Across JVLR is IIT Bombay's gate. Her callers are mostly men staying a week in a serviced flat on the hill. Send the tower and the flat; the gate guards want a name before they lift the barrier.






