Whilst reading History at Bristol University, Sunita set up the production company - The Convent Productions as Director. Working with Bristol Old Vic, Komedia in Edinburgh and completing several South West tours, the company ran for over 6 years. In parallel Sunita also worked at the Orange Tree Theatre and trained in a postgraduate diploma for Directing in Theate, TV and Film at Drama School London. Having completed this, Sunita went onto work at the National Theatre where she worked mainly with Nick Starr and Tom Morris on projects such as War Horse, The History Boys (West End) and the FlyTower with ArtsAdmin. Thereafter Sunita joined Battersea Arts Centre as Producer leading on flagship festivals such as the annual Scratch Festival, the One-on-One Festival as well as producing the UK tour of 1984 with Blind Summit and supporting Kneehigh's London run of Don John. Sunita then joined the Programming team at Sadler's Wells as Projects Manager specifcally managing the Lilian Baylis Theatre and Jerwood Research Programme. Whilst at Sadler's Wells Sunita managed the Pet Shop Boys/Javier de Frutos collaboration of The Most Incredible Thing, Martin Creed's Work No.1020 and Sadler's Wells at Latitude 2011 which included Fela!, ZooNation and Rambert Dance Company. Sunita joined WildWorks in August 2011.

Sunita is currently working on Babel with the team.