In Bahti im (My fortune) and Vasijetnameja (The testament), Kamberi casts an ironic and sometimes bitter glance at the vagaries of fate and in particular at the misfortunes of his own life. Gjerdeku (The bridal chamber) portrays marriage customs in the countryside.
In "Bahti im" and "Vajijetnameja," Kamberi offers a cynical and often resentful perspective on the unpredictable nature of life, specifically highlighting the hardships he has faced.  "Gjerdeku" explores traditional marriage practices within rural settings.