Shobhit Garg writes stories that live in the spaces between what is seen and what is said. His fiction blends layered psychological tension, quiet observation, and unflinching portraits of human behavior under pressure. With an eye for detail and a voice that lingers long after the last page, Shobhit explores how silence can be as dangerous as violence and how truth often hides in plain sight.

When he isn’t writing, he’s listening—to conversations in cafés, to the cadence of city streets, and to the unspoken stories tucked between everyday gestures. The Society is his latest work, a haunting exploration of complicity, memory, and the way communities choose what to remember.