Set in a polarised India, at the time when religion eclipsed food, education and jobs, Disobedient Women is an Orwellian tale about a happy family who find their lives irrevocably changed because of the expression of a radical idea by the fiercely rationalist wife and mother. It touches on themes such as feminism, freedom of speech and religious intolerance against the backdrop of a nation in political upheaval. Published by Fly on the wall press (UK) in 2022.

In the superstitious village of Rampur, eleven‑year‑old Jambhula discovers a whole new world when a blue‑haired science teacher arrives. As science challenges strange traditions, Jambhula must be brave enough to stand up for curiosity and reason. Handling topics such as discrimination, superstition and prejudice, this fun book aims to encourage scientific thought and is suitable for everyone aged 8 and above. Published by Panther’s Paw (India) in 2025.

Savitribai Phule and I is a semi-historical fictional book aimed at young adults. Shabri is a Dalit girl from a deprived village who discovers a diary written by Savitribai Phule (India’s first-generation feminist and the first Indian credited with starting a school for young girls in India). This book details the evolution of the protagonist from a shy introvert who has faced discrimination and prejudice throughout her life to a confident feminist and activist. Published by Panther’s Paw (India) in 2020 and translated into Kannada and Marathi.