It's no more than a 10x10 foot space which serves as both, dairy and home of 32-year-old Pintu Kunwar Solanki and her husband Narayan Sihar, 35. It's a Friday afternoon in Vasai East, a day after Solanki realised her hair had been chopped off, adding one more name to the rapidly growing roster of a mystery scissorhand's prey in Mumbai and its outskirts. Ever since, the unassuming store has been drawing more crowds than usual, with curious neighbours stopping by to check on Solanki. As we cut through the crowd and enter, we find her sleeping on the floor, head covered by her pallu. She has been like this since the attack, we are told — traumatised and inactive.