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The old Bollywood movies’ cliché “Koi bhi ladki apni marji se is dhande me nahi utarti” (no girl enters prostitution with her consent) is likely to appear false today. The rates vary from Rs 10k per couple of hours to Rs 1 lakh for a night or more.
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