Many poems target social evils that still persist today. His fearless criticism of caste arrogance stands out: "Miriyamu enthadaina meedanalla ga nunnu…" Just as pepper feels hot no matter its color, character—not birth—defines a true human. He attacks: Caste hierarchy Fake gurus and fraudulent ascetics Corrupt priests Greed and material obsession Hypocrisy in religious practices Dowry and exploitation Social injustice and gender discrimination His poetry thus becomes a mirror reflecting society's weaknesses, urging reform not through aggression, but through wisdom.