Jigar Moradabadi's poetry is a beautiful blend of the classical tradition of ghazal writing and the creative literary expression of the mid and late twentieth century. He does not offer moral instruction through his poetry, yet the ethical stature of his verse is remarkably high. Through the subtle medium of the ghazal, he gently critiques human weaknesses and flaws. His poetry is free from affectation and rich in spontaneity. Ecstasy, heartfelt emotion, depth of impact, and artistic completeness are the distinguishing characteristics of his work.