This was followed by other movies where Malik sang as a child artist, such as Mela and Badal. She went on to record her first vocal track at the age of five. Malik began her singing career by lending her voice for the movie Biwi No.1. In November, she was invited to speak at the Chandigarh Literature Festival for a session titled Impossible Secrets: Coming of Age Stories For Young Adults. She has also written for several publications including Mansworld, In Defence Of 'I'm Too Busy' Malik at her Terribly Tiny Tales book launch She was also a guest on their podcast Books And Beyond for the episode "Writing Genre-Bending Romantic Comedies". įor Bound India's Jotted platform, Malik wrote The Visitor, an excerpt from a longer piece of work that has piqued the interest of fans.
Īfter making it to the Amazon Best Reads list Malik was chosen to write for the Amazon Kindle platform where she produced the pieces titled Audrey & Adam and Things You Learn in a Different City.
In 2019, she was invited to write two pieces of short fiction for their third book titled With Love released by Penguin Books.
Under her pen name she has written several pieces of micro-fiction for Terribly Tiny Tales, a popular storytelling platform with over 12 million readers. A young-adult romantic comedy, the book was praised by actor Ayushmann Khurrana for being "Totally cheeky, completely hilarious and endlessly charming." According to a positive review by Scroll.In, the book is "A breezy campus romance that is a reminder of a life that college students are missing in the lockdown." In 2020, Malik made her debut as an author with the book Three Impossible Wishes published by HarperCollins.
She eventually became Head of the Script Department at Yash Raj Films and worked on films such as Mardaani and Dum Laga Ke Haisha. Following a stint as an assistant director with Rohan Sippy, Malik went on to become a junior copywriter with Leo Burnett Worldwide in India and worked on the Tide (brand) campaign for the South Asian market. After graduating from the University of Warwick, Malik returned to India and worked in the Creative Development department at Disney UTV.
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