An Indian-born Director of Short Films, documentaries and promos with 20 years experience in broadcast TV, including working for Discovery Networks International and BBC. She has produced and directed many documentaries on Human rights, Tribal Survival, Trans issues and the Environment. Of these "Flames in the Looking Glass" premiered at the Raindance Film Festival 2007, London. While "The Vanishing People" (1997) remains the only film ever made about the tribe of a remote Andaman island.

She is now writing and directing fiction shorts and super 8 films. The 2018 film "The Ghost in the Kamera" won Best Children's Short at two international festivals and screened at many others. Her Super 8mm short "Fable" was shortlisted for the Straight 8 2019 Cannes competition.

Selected for the 2006 BFI London Film Festival Think- Shoot-Distribute programme. Recipient of the Hubert Bals Fund grant from Rotterdam Festival in 1997 for the Bengali feature screenplay 'Chandi'. Recipient of the Charles Wallace Arts Trust Grant in 1999 to make a 16mm short film 'afterimage'. Mentored under the Directors Guild programme on "Holby City" by Director Indra Bhose and on "Silent Witness" by the late Director Maurice Phillips. Just been selected for the 2019 Directors UK Inspire Programme.