Commissioned by the Serendipity Arts Trust as one of five women photographers for Unsung, the third project in the series conceptualised by Mahesh Bhat. The project explored unseen lives, places, and philosophies through visual storytelling, drawing inspiration from botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer’s writings on mosses and ideas of observing the overlooked.

The resulting exhibition, Celebrating the Extraordinary Grandeur of Smallness, was curated by Mahesh Bhat and Dinesh Khanna and presented as part of the Serendipity Arts Festival, 2017 in Goa, India.

Selected for the Microsoft–WWF Creator to Inspire Fellowship, a programme supporting young practitioners using creative practice to develop socially engaged projects. The fellowship focused on work connected to the Delhi Ridge and the Yamuna River, using storytelling and creative engagement to explore environmental and cultural contexts.

The programme brought together participants from diverse creative disciplines, encouraging collaborative approaches to communication, public engagement, and narrative-led awareness.

Completed the Green (R)evolution Global Certification Program, an initiative by the India International Centre for Culture and Education (ICCE), supported by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The programme focused on environmental awareness, sustainability, and global climate engagement through interdisciplinary learning and project-based work.

Awarded A+ certification and recognised as College Topper.

Awarded the Neel Dongre Grant as the youngest recipient, supporting the development of Millennium Dreams, a conceptual documentary project examining Gurgaon’s evolving urban identity and the relationship between aspiration, space, and everyday life.

The resulting body of work explored themes of transition, urban growth, and lived experience through photographic narrative, and was exhibited at the India International Centre, Alliance Française, and CyberHub, New Delhi.