I completed my BA (Hons) in English Literature at the University of Delhi, where I immersed myself in a broad, rigorous curriculum that blended global classics with critical theory, language, and cultural context. Over three years, I explored Indian Classical Literature and texts like Abhijnana Shakuntalam and the Mahabharata, gaining a deep appreciation for India’s rich narrative traditions; European Classical Literature, where I encountered foundational authors such as Homer and Aristotle; and a sweeping range of British literature across eras, from medieval poetry and Renaissance drama to Romantic and Victorian writing, helping me understand how literary form and historical context shape meaning. Alongside canonical works, I engaged with modern and postcolonial voices, literary criticism, and genre studies — from drama and poetry to narrative theory and cultural analysis — all while developing strong analytical, writing, and interpretive skills. This academic journey didn’t just anchor me in the history of literature; it sharpened my ability to read closely, think critically, and communicate ideas with clarity — skills that now inform how I tell stories, craft content, and understand audiences in everything I do.