Works
Novels and story collections
- Ailan Gali Zinda Hai
- Apne Apne Konark
- Badalte Haalat Mein
- O Sonkisri
- Arthantar
- Katha Satisar
- Antim Sakshya
- Yahan Vitasta Behti Hai
- Baki Sab Khariyat Hai
- Salakhon Ke Peeche
- Galat Logon Ke Beech
- Poshnool Ki Vapasi
- Dahleez Per Niyay
- Kothe Par Kaga
- Suraj Ugne Tak
- Kali Baraf
- Abbu Ne Kaha Tha
- Katha Nagar
- Anchalik Kahaniyan
- Prem Kahaniyan
- Charchit Kahaniyan
- Tanti Bai
Poetry
- Yaheen Kahin Aas Paas
Memoirs
- Hashiye Kee Ibaratein
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