Is there a real place called Kamathipura? If so, where is it?

Answer by  Dean (4035)

It is indeed a real place. It is located in Mumbai, India. It was originally set up for by the British for troops to use as a "comfort zone".

Answer by  sk118 (51)

Kamathipura is an actual place in Mumbai, India. It is the oldest red light district in the world. It was originally set up by the British as a red light district in the 19th century. Japanese and European women were transported in while the British occupied India - when the English left, Indian women took over the district.

Answer by  LeslieAnne (10)

Yes, Kamathipura is indeed a real place. It is located in Mumbai (formerly Bombay), which is the most populous and richest city in India, and is the world's largest red-light district.

Answer by  jerseys4life (22)

Kamathipura is the oldest red light district in Mumbai, in the state of Maharashtra, India. It is arguably the largest red light district in Asia.