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This document compares the characters of Hamlet from Shakespeare's play and Haider from the film with the same name. Both protagonists are princes - Hamlet of Denmark and Haider of Islamabad - whose fathers were killed by their uncles. They seek revenge for their fathers' deaths but struggle with uncertainty and the complex moral implications of their plans for revenge. Both characters experience the loss of their loves - Ophelia for Hamlet and Arshia for Haider - and are shocked to see their beloveds die.
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- 1. NAME:- SEJAL R PARMAR COURSE:- M.A SEM:1 YEAR:- 2018 ROLL NO:- 40 ENROLLMENT NO:- 2069108420190033 EMAIL ID:- sejalparmar095@gmail.com PAPER NO:- 1 RENAISSANCE LITERATURE TOPIC:- HAMLET COMPERISON WITH HAIDER CHARACTER GUIDED BY:- DILIP BARADS
- 3. HAMLET HAIDER The prince of denmark. The student of Islamabad The title character. The title character The protagonist The protagonist Hamlet is the son Haider is the son of of queen gertrude Ghazala and Dr. Hilal and late king Hamlet. Meer And the nephew of And the nephew of the the present king. Khuram meer
- 5. HAMLET and HAIDER wants to kill their uncle. They wants to revenge for their father. Because they wants to achieve hiss mothers.
- 7. HAMLET and HAIDER very upset about their mothers reactions. They very fast marry with their brothers in law, and happy with our present life .
- 9. HAMLET loves to HAIDER loves to OPHELLIA. ARSHIA. There are two characters in the same condition They didn’t achieve their love and loss their beloved.
- 11. HAMLET and HAIDR by mistake kills their beloved fathers. Both are characters same condition, they their not understand to condition. After kills polonius and pervez lone both are characters run away to the place.
- 13. HAMLET and HAIDER both are characters shocked, when they was seen their loves death. HAMLET fights with LAERTES. HAIDER fights with LIYAQAT.