Sahni's prolific career as a writer also included six other Hindi novels: "Jharokhe" (1967), "Kadian" (1971), "Basanti" (1979), "Mayyadas Ki Madi" (1987), "Kunto" (1993) and "Neeloo", "Nilima", "Nilofar" (2000)., over hundred short stories spread over ten collections of short stories, (including "Bhagya Rekha" (1953), "Pahla patha" (1956), "Bhatakti Raakh" (1966), "Patrian" (1973), "Wang Chu" (1978), "Shobha Yatra" (1981), "Nishachar" (1983), "Pali" (1989), and "Daayan" (1996) ; five plays including "Hanoosh", "Kabira Khada Bazar Mein", "Madhavi", "Muavze", "Alamgeer", a collection of children's short stories "Gulal ka keel"'. But his novel named "Mayyadas Ki Mari" (Mayyadas's Castle) was one of his finest literary creation, the backdrop of this narrative is historical and depicts the age when the Khalsa Raj was vanquished in Punjab and the British were taking over. This novel is a saga of changing social order and decadent set of values.