My Books

PERPECTIVE

Men, You are Special too!

When we speak of men, we often speak of their strength, their responsibilities, their roles as providers and protectors. But rarely do we pause to look at them through a softer lens — through the eyes of a woman who sees not just what they do, but who they are.

This book is that pause.

It is my attempt to capture men as I have known them — a father whose sternness hides tenderness, a brother who teases yet protects, a husband who balances love with duty, a son who silently carries expectations, a friend or colleague who offers more than words. In each role, I found not just responsibility, but sacrifice… not just strength, but vulnerability.

Too often, patriarchy writes men into boxes — strong, stoic, unfeeling — while society forgets that they too are wounded by the very rules meant to serve them. Their individuality, their quiet struggles, their need for emotional breathing space — all of it goes unnoticed, unacknowledged.

It is a woman’s way of saying: I see you. I see your battles that never reach words, your friendships that hold you when emotions cannot, the masks you wear for the world, and the human heart you protect beneath them.

This is not about glorifying men, nor excusing their flaws — it is about recognising them as companions, not competitors. It is about remembering that masculinity and femininity were never meant to stand apart, but always to walk side by side.

अनकही सी मैं

कच्चिताएं की एक आत्मीय यात्रा। अनुभूतियों से गूंथे शब्द।

This is my poetic debut — a quiet rebellion of emotions stitched into 28 poems. Each poem is complete in itself — yet part of something larger.

कुछ कविताएँ आपको पंखों जैसी हल्की लगेंगी, कुछ किसी दृश्य को चलचित्र बना देंगी। कुछ दिल की तहों को छू जाएँगी, तो कुछ सिर्फ पढ़ने का सुकून देंगी।

It’s not just a book. It’s a reflection of every version of me I’ve met so far.

Arranged But Not Aligned

Through the lens of Disha.

This book is not about rebellion. It’s about realization.

A young woman — strong yet sensitive — finds herself caught in the familiar Indian loop of a “perfect arranged marriage.” And yet, something feels… misaligned.

In a society that’s still stuck between old norms and new voices, this book questions:
Is saying yes the only way to be a good daughter?
And is silence the cost of being “ideal” in someone else’s story?

Through Disha’s perspective, you’ll witness the quiet courage of a girl who chose clarity over comfort.

जब हम रिश्तों की तलाश करते हैं, तो अपने भीतर झाँकना सबसे ज़रूरी होता है।