Odd one out at the Khar Danda Town Fish Market @TheQuint pic.twitter.com/Fr2zGX5zfX
— Pallavi Prasad (@pallaviprsd) March 8, 2017
Madhuri can’t remember how long she’s been coming to the bazaar but says, "I have a young face, that's all."
I seem to be getting along with Madhuri with the sweet smile the best. #womensday @TheQuint pic.twitter.com/z38M5oiMSd
— Pallavi Prasad (@pallaviprsd) March 8, 2017
This Women’s Day, we’re spending the morning at Mumbai’s Khar Danda Town Fish Market, an old-school indoor market that is run by beautiful Koli women.
With the world coming together to demonstrate what a day without a woman would look like today, here's a glimpse into a world where women have been at the centre of the financial stability of a family since the time Mumbai was just seven small islands.
Watch this space for photographs, videos and other multimedia goodness to experience what being in one of Bombay's macchi bazaar feels like.
I'm here at the Khar Danda Macchi Bazaar with Koli women today. What better way to celebrate #womensday2017? @TheQuint pic.twitter.com/JAxeIlF6bs
— Pallavi Prasad (@pallaviprsd) March 8, 2017
She was hesitant to get clicked; she feared badnami. I told her it was #womensday and that I wanted to show Old Bombay-she smiled. @TheQuint pic.twitter.com/x06sDW8MZF
— Pallavi Prasad (@pallaviprsd) March 8, 2017
At the Khar Danda Town Fish Market to celebrate #womensday with beautiful Koli Women! @thequint #mumbai #500px #st… pic.twitter.com/cOPSZIlE24
— Pallavi Prasad (@pallaviprsd) March 8, 2017