I grew up in Jaipur, a city where culture, craft, and conversation spill into the streets. From there, life took me across continents—India, Seychelles, Norway, and the United States—each place adding a new rhythm to how I understand people and the stories they live inside.
Along the way, I became the kind of communicator who listens first. I've worked inside theatre workshops with children from underserved communities, documented hidden cultural worlds, studied how global brands shape identity, and learned how technology quietly rearranges what we see, trust, and believe.
From IGCSE days in Seychelles to the IB board in India, from studying journalism at Penn State to earning a master's in PR and Advertising at USC, every step has shown me how culture, context, and perspective shape the way we communicate and connect.
Today, I work at the intersection of strategic communication, storytelling, research and analytics—studying how narratives influence behaviour and how better storytelling can build more empathetic, equitable systems.
My work blends analytics with intuition, strategy with creativity, and research with lived experience.
This website is a collection of the worlds I've walked through, the work I've created, and the ideas I'm still learning to articulate.
I'm always open to discussing new projects, creative ideas, or opportunities to be part of your vision.
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