His style is defined by Psycho Science Suspense. Unlike traditional mystery writers, Dr Sohil weaves rare medical facts and bizarre biological phenomena into his plots. His narrative voice is cinematic, bold, and high speed, designed for a next gen audience that craves psychological depth and fast paced action.

Known internationally as The Viral Doctor, a photograph of Dr Sohil went viral during the COVID 19 pandemic. It became a global symbol of hope, exhaustion, and the unwavering dedication of healthcare workers. This moment of international recognition highlighted his dual identity as a frontline hero and a creative storyteller.

His books are perfect for fans of forensic science, psychological mysteries, and medical thrillers. Because of his crisp storytelling style, his novels are highly recommended for both beginners and veteran thriller readers who enjoy fast paced and unpredictable suspense.

Yes. For his contributions to both medicine and literature, Dr Sohil has received prestigious accolades, including the Iconic Gold Award and the Heroes Behind the Heroes award.

Absolutely. Dr Sohil contributed to Indian cinema as an assistant director on the Marathi psychological horror film Bali. His experience on set, particularly in a hospital based horror narrative, heavily influences the cinematic screenplay like flow of his novels.

Beyond his professional roles, Dr Sohil is a dedicated wildlife conservationist. He has personally rescued, rehabilitated, and released hundreds of baby squirrels, and he frequently provides guidance to others on the care and welfare of these animals.

The Murdrum series (The Probe Begins and Double Trouble) should be read in order as they are part of a debut duology. However, his other bestsellers, like The Sleepwalker’s Lullaby, Wonder Womaniya, and The Whispering Delulu, are standalone stories that can be enjoyed individually.

His thrillers are called next gen because they tackle modern themes, such as mental health, cutting edge technology, and scientific anomalies. He uses a high contrast, cinematic style that resonates with today’s digital and film savvy audience who love fast paced narrative

They are among the best book club choices in contemporary Indian fiction. The Murdrum Duology gives a group forensic science to debate, a female protagonist to celebrate, and twists nobody saw coming to argue about. Wonder Womaniya gives a group the kind of emotional, funny, deeply human story that sparks conversations about illness, judgment, resilience, and what it truly means to be a woman. Either book will run your session well over time — in the best possible way.

Readers consistently use the same words — unputdownable, authentic, emotional, and surprising. Thriller readers say the Murdrum series is the most forensically accurate crime fiction they have ever read. Women readers say Wonder Womaniya made them feel seen in a way no book had before. First time fiction readers say Dr. Makwana's books turned them into lifelong readers. That range of impact — across genres, across ages, across reader types — is the true measure of his work.