Arundhati Sharma

Arundhati Sharma: Weaving Heritage into Verse

Arundhati Sharma is a poet and storyteller deeply rooted in the rich tapestry of Indian culture. Born and raised in the spiritual shadow of the Himalayas, she developed an early and abiding connection with the myths and traditions that form the conscience of the nation. Her writing is a bridge between the ancient and the contemporary, giving voice to the timeless stories carried on the wind and water of her homeland.

A holder of a Master's degree in English Literature, with a focus on Indian mythological poetry, Arundhati's work is characterized by its deep reverence for nature (Prakriti) and its ability to find the divine in the everyday. Her poems have been celebrated in literary journals for their authentic voice and have earned her accolades for contributing to the modern renaissance of Indian English poetry.

When she is not writing, Arundhati is a dedicated practitioner of yoga and meditation, often drawing inspiration from these disciplines. She finds her greatest joy in walking along riverbanks and listening to the stories of her elders. Flowing Love is her debut collection, a lifelong dream realized—a heartfelt offering to Maa Ganga and an invitation for readers to rediscover the sacred love that flows through India's soul.​