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- The following morning, during a crackdown he is blamed for treating a fear monger and is removed by the Indian Army. His abrupt vanishing makes way for the arrival of his child Haider, a youngster who is seeking after examination on the Modern Revolutionary Poets in Aligarh Muslim University.
ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2101226.pdfAdaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet in Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider
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Oct 27, 2021 · When Haider meets him, Roohdaar narrates to him the entire story of their imprisonment together and informs Haider that his father is no more and it was his father’s last wish that Haider should take revenge from on his uncle Khurram and leave his mother Ghazala to God’s justice (Bhagira, Citation 2015, p. 2).
- Fatimah Javed
- 2021
Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider (2014), an Indian film based on Hamlet that is set in the contested Kashmir region during a volatile period in the 1990s, constructs one notable backdoor out of the play’s bleak ending. At the end of Haider, the eponymous Hamlet-figure walks away alive.
Apr 3, 2017 · As the camera pans over the two blood-covered figures against a background of blood-stained snow, two competing voices are heard in the voice over, namely Haider’s father’s abomination: “Aim bullets at those cunning, deceiving eyes that entrapped your mother” followed by Haider’s mother’s plea for him to give up his revenge mission.
- Alexa Alice Joubin
- On ‘Bismil’ and Shakespearean Music
- On The Mother-Son Relationship – The Oedipus Complex
- On Love Triangles
- On Letting Haider Live
- On Censorship
- On Omkara
- On The Unusual Success of The Trilogy
[JS]:I think that Shakespeare plays Hamlet on a razor’s edge. There are many many questions in this play that cannot easily be answered. Is it permissible for his mother to marry his uncle or is that somehow taboo or incestuous? The next question concerns the ghost (of Hamlet’s father). For hundreds of years, in Catholic England, people believed in...
[JS]: I have to ask you about the mother-son relationship in Hamlet. [VB]: I think that the ‘oedipus complex’ is a very essential part of Hamlet and it is not very obvious in the play. It’s so much beneath the surface. Because many times I wondered whether it is the interpretation of the critics or am I not reading it right? I don’t know because it...
[JS]:Can you talk about how you handled not only the Oedipal dimension, but also the ways in which she might have had this affair with her brother-in-law, even before her husband is captured? [VB]:Yes. In fact, there is a little scene in my film, when in a flashback, she (Gertrude) goes to her house, where she has found a gun in her son’s bag and s...
[JS]:What about the end of the film? You decided to let Haider live. I study a lot of 16th and 17th century drama, and a lot of these plays – both in England and in Spain, which hold that terrific tradition of revenge drama, if you are the avenger like Haider, you die. There are probably 30 or 40 revenge plays, and in every one of them, the avenger...
[JS]:One of the things that I studied and research about Shakespeare, is the extent to which Shakespeare lived with censorship. Every play he wrote–icluding ‘Macbeth’ and ‘Hamlet’–he had to submit to the equivalent of the review board, which you had to do, and they would suggest changes. You can have any kind of violence or sex in American films to...
[JS]: Of all your films, the one character that I thought is most brilliantly realized, and you have terrific actors undoubtedly, is Iago (Ishwar ‘Langda’ Tyagi) in Omkara. You know in modern productions, on the London stage and sometimes on American stage, Othello is the named character, but the best actor now wants to play Iago. So was he the mos...
[JS]:I’ll just say this, and a lot of students and friends know that I don’t really flatter – I’ve seen many adaptations of Shakespeare in the American film industry and the British film industry. From the 1940s on, Shakespeare has been, with the exception of ‘Shakespeare in Love’ and one or two other films, a disaster for Hollywood. But it’s truly...
Summary: Vishal Bhardwaj’s adaptation of William Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’, Haider – a young man returns home to Kashmir on receiving news of his father’s disappearance. Not only does he learn that security forces have detained his father for harboring militants, but that his mother is in a relationship with his very own uncle.
May 22, 2020 · Following his death, fans of Shakespeare on screen memorialised Khan’s contribution to the field through recalling his brilliant performances in Maqbool (2004) and Haider (2014), the first and...
This paper is an attempt to take a comparative approach toward Hamlet and Haider (2014) as its modern adaptation by the Indian director, Vishal Bhardwaj (1965). The main framework of this paper will be intertextuality which is about the continuous relationship among all literary works.
