From a devoted caregiver to one of Bangalore's most sought-after podcasters who embarked on a new journey at the age of 50, Mohua Chinappa, a fiery speaker on rebooting career and gender issues, stands as an accomplished author, poet, and an inspiration for housewives. Chinappa is back with a collection of poems that emerge to soothe the soul in If Only It Were Spring Everyday (Srishti). The collection is a heartfelt exploration of love, respect, and resilience in the face of adversity. In this collection, love is celebrated, and pain is felt deeply, reminding us of the fragility of the human experience. Through her words, Mohua invites readers to find solace amidst the storms of life and to embrace the hope that springs eternal, even in the darkest of times.

Chinappa is in high demand as a speaker on topics like career transition and gender equality; she has contributed to various panel discussions at literary events and is a regular presenter at TEDx and Josh talks. Among her honors, she received the Change-maker Award from the Honorable Governor of Rajasthan.