Meeting Suneha in South Mumbai
Suneha starts from South Mumbai. Shutter times are on her flyer.
Grant Road station is the one South Mumbai stop that nobody writes songs about, and that suits Suneha's callers fine. She starts from this part of the island, between Mumbai Central and the foot of Malabar Hill. She is Indian, and she sits on the Middle level: 2 ghante ₹12,000, 3 ghante ₹18,000, poori raat ₹35,000 till 6 AM.
This side of town is old money and old buildings. Peddar Road and Malabar Hill hold the flats where company directors are put up; Tardeo and Kemps Corner have the business hotels; Girgaon and Opera House are chawls and heritage blocks with a few guest houses; Mumbai Central brings the long-distance trains and the hotels across from the station. Lifts in these buildings have liftmen who have worked there thirty years, so send her the flat number and let her ask for you by name.
