Mr. Appa Row deserves to be congratulated.- The Indian Social Reformer.
It is full of wit and humour and falls in with the spirit of the times. The dialogue is lively and very interesting, and we have nothing but praise and admiration for the author.- Dhimani.
Its story which is very humourous inculcates wholesome moral lessons.- Balika.
The predominating Rasa (emotion) in the play is humour. A careful study of the book is sure to bring home to the mind of the reader the need for social reform. As the author mentions in his preface, this work has been written on lines different from Brahma Vivaha and other social reform dramas. ... May this work which has been composed for the good of the people, put an end to some of the evils in the country. ... May this work which is intelligible to the masses, spread all over the country and help the cause of Social Reform.- Chintamani.
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