He was introduced to graffiti in 2006 through a website called "Streetfiles". His initial collaboration was with France-based artist JonOne, one of the founder-members of "Crew 156" — the group of popular New York City Subway artists from the 1980s, in Mumbai in 2008 for a year. He also collaborated with two other graffiti artist, Bond and Zine in Delhi in 2008. He started tagging his own name in Devnagari script on walls in Mumbai and South Delhi in 2008 and told that he did it to reach large Indian population who understand only local languages. He stenciled "fuck" in Hindi across nine places in Mumbai overnight in 2011 to protest against Vasant Dhoble, assistant commissioner of police who was accused of moral policing. He regularly commented on social issues by his works like stenciled LPG cylinder rocket to highlight price rise, blindfolded protester during 2011 Indian anti-corruption movement. Before 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, he modified several stop signs to deliver messages and provoke reaction from public. He tagged many garbage bins with "Ku" "Da" in Delhi, an anagram of his own name. For years he tags his name "Daku" across cities in India in indigenous fonts and typography including Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad and Baroda. He along with others, did and wall graffiti, commissioned at Buddh International Circuit. He along with Bond, created 200 square meter graffiti at IIT Bombay TechFest in 2011. Before 2014 Indian general election, he painted a graffiti "Mat Do" at F-block, Connaught Place which had dual meaning, "don’t give vote" or "vote". It showed a fisted hand with an inked middle finger.