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Her recent work extends beyond patents; in September 2025, she obtained an interim injunction for Telugu actor Nagarjuna, protecting his personality rights against AI-generated deepfakes — a significant decision in a country where personality rights remain uncodified. She also successfully resolved a 25-year trademark dispute between Mars and Cadbury over the mark ‘CELEBRATIONS,’ leading both companies to distribute confectionery to Delhi schools as a goodwill gesture, which the court praised. Her pro bono work includes representing the Lysosomal Storage Disorders Support Society in a writ petition that resulted in the Karnataka High Court directing the state to provide free medical treatment for children with rare genetic disorders — a case that underscored her commitment to using the law as a force for social good.

Her recent work extends beyond patents; in September 2025, she obtained an interim injunction for Telugu actor Nagarjuna, protecting his personality rights against AI-generated deepfakes — a significant decision in a country where personality rights remain uncodified. She also successfully resolved a 25-year trademark dispute between Mars and Cadbury over the mark ‘CELEBRATIONS,’ leading both companies to distribute confectionery to Delhi schools as a goodwill gesture, which the court praised. Her pro bono work includes representing the Lysosomal Storage Disorders Support Society in a writ petition that resulted in the Karnataka High Court directing the state to provide free medical treatment for children with rare genetic disorders — a case that underscored her commitment to using the law as a force for social good.
Her recent work extends beyond patents; in September 2025, she obtained an interim injunction for Telugu actor Nagarjuna, protecting his personality rights against AI-generated deepfakes — a significant decision in a country where personality rights remain uncodified. She also successfully resolved a 25-year trademark dispute between Mars and Cadbury over the mark ‘CELEBRATIONS,’ leading both companies to distribute confectionery to Delhi schools as a goodwill gesture, which the court praised. Her pro bono work includes representing the Lysosomal Storage Disorders Support Society in a writ petition that resulted in the Karnataka High Court directing the state to provide free medical treatment for children with rare genetic disorders — a case that underscored her commitment to using the law as a force for social good.
Her recent work extends beyond patents; in September 2025, she obtained an interim injunction for Telugu actor Nagarjuna, protecting his personality rights against AI-generated deepfakes — a significant decision in a country where personality rights remain uncodified. She also successfully resolved a 25-year trademark dispute between Mars and Cadbury over the mark ‘CELEBRATIONS,’ leading both companies to distribute confectionery to Delhi schools as a goodwill gesture, which the court praised. Her pro bono work includes representing the Lysosomal Storage Disorders Support Society in a writ petition that resulted in the Karnataka High Court directing the state to provide free medical treatment for children with rare genetic disorders — a case that underscored her commitment to using the law as a force for social good.

This year’s selection reflects the breadth of India’s legal profession, where outstanding work is being done across practice areas, geographies and areas of specialisation, in ways both varied and distinct. Each brings a body of work that speaks to the depth and range of talent within the profession today. Together, they represent a profession that continues to evolve — and the women who, through years of dedication, are helping to lead that change.