Rosechechi arranged her first client, a senior police officer, and she met him in a guesthouse in Trissur that was frequented by politicians.
[3] At the fourth meeting of the AIDS Counselling Program in Bangalore, she called on the government not just to distribute condoms, but to provide an education to sex workers and their children.
[13] Originally written in Malayalam, the book was translated to English in 2007 by J. Devika,[14] and into French the following year by Sophie Bastide-Foltz.
[3] The book was condemned by feminists, who claimed it glorified sex work, and by conservatives who thought the subject should not be publicised.
The documentary was a joint venture of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Public Service Broadcasting Trust.