In 1993 a 15-year-old came to Bombay. A deal had been struck somewhere, a price had been put on the body, and she had been delivered from the hills of Nepal to Kamathipura, a place that does not care for a return address.  For `40,000, Ambika Jeroo Nepali, was bought by one of the brothels in Mumbai’s red light area. It’s a price that she repaid for the next 11 years, the first five of which her earnings went entirely to the brothel owners and pimps. She had to earn back