​I’m a Bay Area native, raised where my family’s South Asian journey began and where I first learned that story can be both a bridge and a catalyst. From an early age, I saw how narrative shapes belonging, how it can cause people to contract or invite them forward. That understanding continues to guide my work, whether I’m building brands or bringing characters to life.

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I hold an MFA in Theater and Contemporary Performance and bring over two decades of experience in marketing and communications. I’ve led national campaigns, partnered with Fortune 500 companies, and supported social impact organizations navigating growth and change. Across all of it, my focus remains the same: helping people move from shared values to clear expression and aligned action.

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As a member of Actors’ Equity Association, I work across stage, camera, and creative collaboration. My performance practice is grounded in somatic movement, voice, and narrative training, including training in Public Narrative through Harvard. I’m drawn to work that asks people not only to watch or listen, but to feel themselves inside the story.

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At the heart of everything I do is a belief that presence changes what is possible. When people feel seen, able, and connected, new choices emerge. I’m interested in work that lives at that threshold, where story becomes a shared act and movement begins.

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At its best, story creates belonging. From there, movement becomes possible.