Writing Style
Unlike most authors, Bakshi used to write only once. He never prepared more than one draft for his writings. His language was attractive mix-up of Gujarati and Urdu words. This style of him has set a new trend in Gujarati writing. He often criticized several Gujarati writers for restricting remarks for such style. He was regarded as Real Man in Gujarati media for his fearless writing. He still has a huge fan following in Gujarati Public. His to the point and true writing style made a generation of Gujarati Speaking People fan of him.
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