I’m a digital nomad and a writer who chose words against all odds. After five years of studying law, I realised my happiness doesn’t lie in arguments, it lies in stories. So, I traded case files for creative briefs and turned my passion into my profession.
Since then, I’ve written over 2,000 pieces across 50+ brands, scripted three original audio shows, written 200+ audio ad scripts for 100+ brands, produced 100+ audiobooks, and authored seven books, including one launched by the President of India. I live and breathe storytelling, whether it’s a line that makes someone stop scrolling, a podcast that moves a listener, or a campaign that leaves people thinking.
Today, I live in Goa, where I write, create, and chase sunsets on my blue Vespa. I’ve ridden across states, collected stories along highways, and learned that freedom doesn’t come from where you go, but what you dare to leave behind.
As Director of Operations at OfSpin Media Friends, I lead creative and production operations for some of India’s biggest audio projects on Spotify and Audible. I’ve worked with voices like Sanya Malhotra, Varun Sharma, and Pratik Gandhi.
My writing portfolio spans continents and causes. I’ve written a research-based book on organ donation for NGO Donate Life, launched in the presence of the President, Governor, and Chief Minister of Gujarat, and chronicled the story of India’s first green railway station for Hearts@Work Foundation. I’ve also authored a government-commissioned coffee table book on the tribal lives of Chhota Udepur and translated a Gujarati novel into English, one of which is being adapted for the screen.
Before I began writing stories, I was already living them—filing RTIs in school, thinking out of the box long before I knew what that meant, and finding my voice through activism. My campaigns were featured in the media, including one during the Nirbhaya case that gathered the support of 5,000 people. I was honoured with the Utukuru Sankuntalamma Gandhi Memorial Award from Tushar Gandhi and the Times NIE Student of the Year Award for my civic initiatives, and spent my early years asking difficult questions, even when they made adults uncomfortable.
Somewhere between law and literature, protest and poetry, I found my voice, and I’ve been using it to make people feel, think, and act ever since. Outside of work, I’m a traveller with a camera, a classical singer trained since childhood, a moody artist, a weekend poetess, a kalimba and keyboard player, and a forever reader. My dream is to travel the world, write until my last breath, and someday start an NGO that blends storytelling with voluntourism.
I question everything, live curiously, and don’t believe in being tied down. All while being an HSP. I want to be remembered not for the noise I made, but for the stories I left behind.