About Baldip

She built the website  for those whose stories were erased, misnamed, or exploited, especially of oppressed women and children. You are welcome, to her channel, but only if you honour the boundaries of survivor-led storytelling  and truth. societal issues—poverty, racism, gender violence, forced displacement. all of which are not statistics but lived realities. Cultural identity , for some women holds grief, and defiance. i honour the complexity of their every voice, especially those who are misnamed, displaced, or unheard.

Baldip began her creative journey through oil painting, where emotion first met canvas. Soon, pen met paper, and her debut novel Kismet began to take shape—rooted in the realities of women’s oppression. This was followed by Maelstrom, a powerful exploration of characters battling political and psychological demons. Her third novel, Fanish, confronts the harrowing subject of child grooming with unflinching clarity. Each work is a testament to Baldip’s commitment to exposing societal and cultural truths through survivor-cantered storytelling. Then came 'Let Me Live!, inspired by George Floyd  a raw and urgent testimony that refused to be silenced. In its wake, Fanish was republished under the title Broken Trust, anchoring the narrative of raising awareness of sext trafficking.