Characterizing Elwood P. Dowd in Mary Chase’s ‘Harvey’ brought me a gold medal from the State Government.

An adaptation of “Of Mice and Men” received my directorial handling and I also acted and brought a life Lenny on stage.

Way back in 1950 commenced a new way of theatre comedy from whence the audience formed the queue habit for buying seats. The reason: A farcical comedy called ‘Rangilo Raja’ which had me in the lead and had a run for three years non-stop. The consequence: today the producer stands in a queue to book a city theatre.

I revived ‘Bhavai’ – the Gujarati Folk Drama of India and wrote a play and revue with its feel. The play “Neta-Abhineta” drew a comparison between the politician and the film star. The audience was enthralled when it realized that on stage truth is the greatest joke.