The paper also aims to highlight the auteur of Vishal Bhardwaj as a scriptwriter, director and song composer and highlights the resonance in his three works despite the cinematic age gap between them.Ĭinema is one of the most popular forms of mass consumption that continuously conditioning the cultural values in Indian society. The plot, context and the characters of the film will be analysed and compared with the original text of the plays to bring attention to the similarities and the differences that exist between the two, which in turn will highlight how Indian culture has affected and evolved the original tragedies to suit its taste. Through studying and objectively analysing his trilogy of films (Maqbool, Omkara and Haider) with a close reference to Shakespeare corresponding plays (Macbeth, Othello and Hamlet) respectively, the paper aims to highlight the nexus between the culture and how human emotions remain consistent despite it. This research paper explores the works of Vishal Bhardwaj in his attempt to adapt Shakespeare into Indian cinema. This has inspired various filmmakers to not only find inspiration from his work but also attempt to rejuvenate its artistic soul by touching it with their auteur. His grasp on how humans respond coupled with ghosts, murderous villains and many fancy soliloquies continue to find their place in different cultures all around the world. Shakespeare's tragedies are simple to understand yet at the same time.

Othello by william shakespeare in hindi