This document compares the characters of Hamlet from Shakespeare's play and Sahadev from Indian literature. Both characters are described as tragic heroes who think deeply but cannot express themselves. They avoid their lovers and seek revenge - Hamlet against his uncle for killing his father, while Sahadev seeks revenge against the Kauravas. In the end, both characters meet a tragic death, physically and mentally, making them examples of tragic heroes in their respective works.

1. CHINTAVAN N BHUNGANI
Roll no :- 06
semester :- m.a sem 1
Year :- 2015 to 2017
Paper no :- (1) the Renaissance Literature
Topic:-
Comparison of Hamlet with Sahdev’s
character both are tragic hero’s
SUBMITTED TO:- DR. DILIP BARAD
DEPARMENT OF ENGLISH
MAHARAJA KRISHNAKUMARSINHJI BHAVNAGAR
UNIVERSITY

2. Comparison of Hamlet with Sahdev’s
character both are tragic hero’s
We know the great English literature writer
Born:- baptized 16 April 1564
Died:- 23 April 1616
Occupation:-playwright, poet,
actor
Period:- Elizabethan era
He write 36 drama in his all life
William shakespeare

3. Quality of tragic hero
Quality
of tragic
hero
nobility
Tragic
flow
Tragic
irony
A reversal
of fortune

4. Similarity of hamlet and
sahadev’s character
Both are thinkers and philosopher in
their life.
Both can not say anything to anybody .
Both avoid his lovers.
The theme of revenge.

5. Comparison of hamlet and sahdev’s
character
hamlet
 Revenge again his uncle
 He was alone in act.
 He committed many evil act
like; killing claudius.
 Himself protagonist of drama.
 He was no supernatural
power.
 Revenge again kauravas.
 He was supported by his brothers and
wife.
 In his whole life he was represented
innocent character.
 Not major protagonist or more
famous
 He has supernatural power; trikal gyani
knows past, present and future

6. At the end we can see that Indian writer and English writer’s
hero are tragic fall in act Both have same similarity and same
situation no one can say anything to anybody So at last hamlet
and sahadev both has tragic death, physically as well as mentally
death.
End of tragic heroes
“To be, or not to be: that is the question
― William Shakespeare, Hamlet