He embodied on stage the finest examples of Russian, European, and Uzbek dramatic art.
While being a theater actor, he performed folk songs at concerts and appeared in musical dramas and comedies.
[2][10][8] Together, they had two sons: Goga Hidoyatov [uz] (1930 – 2015), a historian, professor, doctor of historical sciences, and Honored Scientist of the Republic of Uzbekistan,[10][8] as well as Timur (1932 – 2024), an architect, professor, and lecturer in various disciplines at the Tashkent Architecture and Civil Engineering Institute.
He performed more than thirty roles in theater throughout his career:[4][2][8][6] 1945 – "Tohir va Zuhra [uz]" – Sardor.
[18] In 1967, a documentary film dedicated to the life and work of the actor was released (directed by Bobo Xoʻjayev).