New Delhi, May 12 Over a two-decade period, former communications and brand consultant turned writer and voice-over artist Mohua Chinappa had met women from diverse backgrounds, from a tribal Khasi woman who ran a tea stall to a journalist from the northeast trying to fit in the big city to an unassuming college girl who could not anticipate the "consequence" of her brutish rebuke to a man.
Thus, in her debut novel "Nautanki Saala and Other Stories"
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