CONNECTED is a high-concept science fiction horror comedy – with zombies (kinda) – about three mismatched individuals – two Gen Z working-class South Asian women and a white middle-aged middle-class Baby Boomer – holed up together (reluctantly) in an attic flat in West London during an apocalyptic extinction level event.

\"I found Connected to be a really engaging and exciting read. I wanted to spend time with the characters in their world, Mindy and Vee were relatable, smart and rounded characters I would be intrigued to see what other characteristics they have through the development of this play. Even though AI/Sci Fi and thrillers such as The Purge are familiar set ups, you approached it with real originality weaving in important themes and dynamics I have not seen in that genre before, such as accurate and sensitive portrayal of ASD, intergenerational differences and sexual relationships.\" - Reader for Bush Theatre Script Theatre Submissions 2021.

\"[A] dystopian and genuinely unnerving look at how AI could successfully overrun humans. This play was a joy to read. Your dialogue is pithy, pacey and witty - I laughed out loud several times. Your comedy timing was brilliant. Mindy, Kim and Vee are all really well drawn, charming and relatable and leap off the page.\" - Second round reader. 2022 Papatango New Writing Prize.

\"[A] fun and exciting script and really made us reflect on an impending sense of doom with the advancement of technology and AI.\" - Tara Theatre feedback.

Twisting dark comedy about a young, ill-matched, South Asian couple temporarily separated by the first Covid-19 Lockdown - she shielding with her vulnerable mum, he furloughed alone with his Xbox - and how a half-hour Zoom call (in real-time) exposes lies, betrayals and a tragedy, leading to a final cathartic act of revenge.

Young married teacher Tim encounters the enigmatic and alluring Mandeep but the flirty banter soon turns sinister when it becomes clear that Mandeep knows much more about Tim than she really should.

Not all meet-cutes with manic pixie dream girls have happy endings.

\"So impactful. A really strong script and excellent acting. I could not stop watching Radhika [Mandeep] and wanted to punch Zac [Tim] many times. This is an important script and performance that is disturbingly relevant and brutally transparent about toxic masculinity.\" - Audience feedback.

Stage thriller in the the tradition of Sleuth but with an all-female cast, and told over three separate timelines: past, present and future. 18-year-old Alex, held prisoner – chained up – in an isolated cottage bedroom for 10 years by her own mother – turns the tables on her jailer, immobilising her, so both now trapped in the room – and so begins the ultimate battle for supremacy between Mother and Daughter, where the stakes are life and death.

Flesh and Blood is based on a four minute short Romantic Hideaway which won the award for best film under five minutes category at the 2013 London Independent Film Festival. Click here to to watch the short on Vimeo.

Black comedy about the love-hate, codependent relationship between a rebellious, woke, boomeranging-home, 30-year-old, South Asian adult daughter and her manipulative and cunning second-generation, politically-correct (1990s-style), Punjabi mum who also happens to be a serial killer.

\"Clever idea, the family dynamics transcend and become universal. Funny premise from clearly an experienced writer, well executed, good structure and shape, and it got laughs.\" - Audience feedback.

\"Unique writers voice and great comedy. Strong and believable characters.\" - Audience feedback.