Shradha’s primary interest lies in studying and reviving the rich cultural heritage of traditional board games and play culture. She is committed to documenting and representing various forms of play that form a seamless cultural tradition overcoming geographical boundaries. She is interested in exploring the politics of play and creating meaningful public spaces with an intent and content with a recreational value for the participating actors. She is exploring community art as a means of engaging neighbourhoods with their rich history, creating opportunities for creative expressions of interacting with familiar spaces in unfamiliar ways.