  We evaluate the dilepton production rate (DPR) from hot and dense chirally
asymmetric quark matter. The presence of a finite chiral chemical potential
(CCP) in the electromagnetic spectral function results in the appearance of new
cut structures signifying additional scattering processes in the medium which
leads to a significant enhancement in the DPR at lower values of invariant
mass. The constituent quark mass evaluated using a 3-flavour
Nambu--Jona-Lasinio model is also non-trivially affected by the CCP. These are
found to result in a continuous dilepton production rate as a function of the
invariant mass for higher values of temperature and baryonic chemical
potential.
