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✎From the catalogue

Escorts in Goregaon, Malad and Borivali: the North Wing Jogeshwari to Dahisar, two girls on one line

Two Mumbainights girls live up the Western line, past Andheri: Monica in Goregaon and Nandini in Borivali. Between them they cover Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali and Borivali, and each one charges ₹10,000 for 2 hours. Ring +91 93264 15113 and name your station.

Three plain exhibition catalogues stacked on a white plinth, with reading glasses and a pencil beside them

The line north

Seven stations, two portraits

JogeshwariGoregaonKandivaliDahisar Ram MandirMaladBorivali MonicaNandini Monica's sideNandini's side
South on the left, north on the right. Malad is where the two sides meet.

North of Andheri, the Western line runs through Jogeshwari, Ram Mandir, Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali, Borivali and Dahisar. Our wall has two girls on this stretch, one near each end, and the drawing above shows who sits where.

Monica lives in Goregaon. Goregaon East holds Film City, where the shoots happen, and Goregaon West runs down to Link Road. Her half of the line is the south one: Jogeshwari, Ram Mandir, Goregaon and Malad.

Nandini lives in Borivali, near the top of the line. Borivali East opens onto Sanjay Gandhi National Park, the big green patch on every map of the city. Her half is the north one: Kandivali, Borivali and Dahisar.

Malad West runs past the office towers on Link Road and then out towards Marve and Madh Island by the sea. Kandivali East is where the highway passes Thakur Village. Your own flat or a rented room in either of them suits a visit equally.

Malad sits in the middle, so either girl may make the trip to you. The desk says which one on the call.

Two metro lines run up here as well. Line 2A follows Link Road, west of the tracks; Line 7 follows the highway, the WEH, east of the tracks. If your building stands near one of them, name the closest metro stop too.

From the catalogue

Two entries, read slowly

A gallery catalogue gives each work an entry: a number, a title and the facts. These are the north wing's two, copied from their wall labels. Tap a room name to see who else hangs in that room.

Monica's two rooms are college girls and casual sex. Nandini hangs in three: 18+, cheap rate and desi. No room makes a girl dearer or cheaper. Two hours are ₹10,000, three hours ₹20,000 and the whole night ₹40,000, whoever you pick. Now and then a girl asks for a bit more, and the desk mentions it during that first call.

Torn between Monica and Nandini? Let the rooms decide, not the map. Monica hangs on the college girls wall and the casual sex wall. Nandini hangs on the desi wall, the cheap rate wall and the 18+ wall. Both speak English and Hindi. Should your first pick be booked that day, the other lives only a few stations up or down the same line.

← WESTEAST → Link Roadthe highway
The sign over every footbridge up here. Tell the desk which way you walked.

The footbridge

Which side of the station?

Every station on this stretch has an East side and a West side, and they are two different neighbourhoods with their own roads. Goregaon East is not Goregaon West.

So when you write to the desk, give the side and one road or landmark: "Malad West, near Link Road." "Borivali East, off the highway." "Kandivali West, by the station." One line like that saves a call back.

Up north the hours do not change. Counting the latest start, Monday goes on to 2 AM, Tuesday to Thursday to 2:30 AM, and Friday to Sunday to 4 AM. Mornings stay shut: the desk opens at 12:30 PM, or at 1 PM on a Monday.

1Is the price lower out in the suburbs?

No. A visit in Borivali costs what a visit in Colaba costs. The three prices never move with the area.

2Can Monica come to Borivali, or Nandini to Goregaon?

Yes. Both visit anywhere in the city. Up north, the one who lives closer is usually the easier booking.

3Kandivali and Dahisar: whose side are they on?

Nandini's. Each is the next station from Borivali, one to the south and one to the north.

4Is Ram Mandir on Monica's side?

Yes. Ram Mandir is the small station between Jogeshwari and Goregaon, so it falls inside her half.

5Is there a girl who lives in Malad itself?

No. Malad sits between Monica's home and Nandini's, so it is covered from both ends.

6Could someone from elsewhere in Mumbai come instead?

Yes. Any of the twelve can be asked for by her portrait number, and the desk tells you who is working that day.