To those who could get a deeper view of his art and philosophy he was a humanist and to those who could reach still closer to the message he so very subtly gave through his films, he was a prophet." He made us realize through his clowning ‘what man has made of man.’ He touched the innermost depth of our souls. This was not a laughter which gives man a sense of superiority over the one at whom he laughs. This laughter cleansed and purified us from within. But this was a different kind of laughter. To millions of his viewers he was ‘The Eternal Tramp’ – in search of food, shelter, and love an underdog. He was unbelievably successful in concealing a great store of wisdom and an intense feeling for the suffering humanity under the mask of a clown.
But in Charlie Chaplin we met a Philosopher Clown. वा-यावरची वरात (Waryawarachi Warat) - A large part of this play is one man show."We have heard of a philosopher King, like the King Janaka, in the ancient times.These character sketches were later compiled together and released as a book with the title "Vyakti ani Valli". These characters, and a few more, first appeared in various periodicals at different times. Hari Tatya, Pestan Kaka, Sakharam Gatane, Namu Parit, Narayan and Antu Barva appear in the book titled Vyakti ani Valli (which is listed above under Collection of Life Sketches). कान्होजी आंग्रे (Kanhoji Angre)(Translation of English novel "Maratha Admiral Kanhoji Angre" by Manohar Malgoankar).एका कोळीयाने (Eka Koliyane) – 1965.based on Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea.काय वाट्टेल ते होईल (Kay Wattel Te Hoeel) – 1962.based on Helen and George Papashvily's Anything Can Happen.ती फुलराणी (Ti Fulrani).based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion.
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