Rupali, 23

At home in Nagpur they call her Mirchi. Her family says she was always the loud one, the one who hid the TV remote and never said sorry. Rupali says the name is not fair. Then she raises one eyebrow, and you know it is.

She is 23, Marathi, and only 5'1", curvy, with thick wavy brown hair that goes frizzy at the top when the air is wet. She wears a thin silver chain with a small pendant, and a black kurti with jeans most days.

Her photos are full of little tricks. At a roll stall on Ram Mandir Road she stares right into the camera with no smile, a roll in her hand, daring you to say something. On the same road later she stands with a hand on her hip and a smile behind closed lips. Outside Bhawani Mall with two friends, in a denim jacket, she tips her head and laughs. In a cab at night, a bored stare that is only half true.

She speaks Marathi, Hindi and English. She comes to Saheed Nagar and Jagatpur. Call 9938111222 and ask for Rupali, or drop a line on Telegram at @Bhubaneswarpateek. She will make you laugh first.