Pallavi Mistry is a housewife and accomplished humor writer in Gujarati. She has published seven books, all of which were published by Gurjar. Her books include "Hasya Pallav" (1997), which won the Second Prize in the Hasya Vibhag category of the Sahitya Akadami, "Chhe maja to e j" (1999), "Hasya kalash chhalake" (2002), "Hasya Vasant" (2011), which also won the Second Prize in the Hasya Vibhag category of the Sahitya Akadami, "Hasya Varsha" (2017), which won the First Prize in the Hasya Vibhag category of the Sahitya Akadami, "Hasya Hemant" (2018), and "Devdoot" (2019) (Navalika Sangrah). Her work has been recognized and awarded, including first prize for short story in 'Lekhini' and second prize for story contest in 'Mamta'. Pallavi Mistry has been interviewed in notable publications such as 'FEMINA' and 'Speak Bindas'. Her special achievement includes being featured in the list of humorists in a recent General Knowledge book.