Meeting Roshni in Nerul
Roshni starts from Nerul. Shutter times are on her flyer.
Everybody in Navi Mumbai knows the DY Patil stadium; Roshni starts from Nerul, the node it stands in. Roshni is Indian, priced on the rate flyer's Street level: 2 ghante ₹10,000, 3 ghante ₹15,000, poori raat ₹30,000. Her cab is counted in that, from Nerul out to Thane, into Mumbai or anywhere in Navi Mumbai.
Nerul has two faces. The station side and the sector markets are old Navi Mumbai: four-storey societies, lodges, the Wonders Park crowd on a Sunday evening. The Seawoods side towards Palm Beach Road is newer, glass towers and the hotels that corporate guests from Belapur CBD are put into. Men driving in from Mumbai take the Sion–Panvel highway and then Palm Beach Road, the fastest road in the city, and it ends almost at her door. For a flat, give the sector and the society name; Nerul sectors run into the twenties.




