He introduced young actors such as Nayak and Bhojak, a traditional performer community from North Gujarat in his troupe. He wrote five plays on Parsi social customs including Juddin Jhaghdo (Juddin's Fiasco, 1905), a farce inspired by a true story of a Parsi man, his non-Parsi wife and their son. Mahro Nataki Anubhav (My Experiences on the Stage, 1914) is his memoir in Gujarati. It was published as sixty-two essays in Parsi weekly. The initial essays describe his birth, parentage, education and the onset of his interest in theatre. Other essays describe the theatre clubs of that time but rarely describe his personal roles.
