Khakhar returned the favour by later making a portrait of the author that he called The Moor, and which is now housed within the National Portrait Gallery, London. In You Can't Please All (1981; London, Knoedler's) a life-size naked figure, a self-portrait, watches from a balcony, as father, son and donkey enact an ancient fable, winding through the townscape in continuous narration.
Khakhar reciprocated by creating a portrait later titled The Moor, which is now displayed at the National Portrait Gallery in London. In You Can't Please All (1981; London, Knoedler's), a life-sized nude figure, a self-portrait, gazes from a balcony as father, son, and donkey perform an ancient fable, narrating through the town.