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This document provides a comparison between the play Dr. Faustus and the movie Krrish. It summarizes that Dr. Faustus is a 1604 tragedy by Christopher Marlowe about a man who makes a deal with the devil for power. Krrish is a 2013 Indian superhero movie written by Rakesh Roshan. Both stories involve a craving for god-like power and abilities that leads the characters to make deals with evil forces and ultimately results in their downfall.
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- 1. Name :- Rajdip Gohel Roll No. :- 36 Paper Name :- 1, The Renaissance Literature Topic :- Comparison between Dr.Faustus and Movie Krrish Submitted to:- Department of English, M.K.B.U
- 2. About Dr.Faustus Play • Dr.Faustus published in 1604 and is Elizabethan tragedy by Christopher Marlowe . •Dr.Faustus is the Tragical history of life and death
- 3. About Movie Krrish • Krrish movie is written by Rakesh Roshan and release in 2013.
- 4. Crave for Being like god Power Pride Covetousness gluttony
- 5. The good angel tries to make Faustus return to god and away from the black magic. Bad angel constantly pressuring faustus to listen her voice and attract to black magic. Bad and good angel is our in side its depends on us that what we want to listen.
- 6. Goes heaven Contract not happen Good man Educated
- 7. Read book Evil come Contract power Take drugs Evil mind Powerful physical strength
- 9. People are craving for being superior like Dr.Faustus and movie krrish become a reason of fall down. In both the story we can see down fall for knowledge