She edited "Nagmani", a monthly literary magazine in Punjabi for several years, which she ran together with Imroz, for 33 years; though after Partition she wrote prolifically in Hindi as well. Later in life, she turned to Osho and wrote introductions for several books of Osho, including "Ek Onkar Satnam", and also started writing on spiritual themes and dreams, producing works like "Kaal Chetna" ("Time Consciousness") and "Agyat Ka Nimantran" ("Call of the Unknown"). She had also published autobiographies, titled, "Kala Gulab" ("Black Rose", 1968), "Rasidi Ticket" ("The Revenue Stamp", 1976), and "Aksharon kay Saayee" ("Shadows of Words").