Wamiqa gabbi biography of william shakespeare
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I’m a little troubled by Shakespeare's imprint on my work: Vishal Bhardwaj
The man behind Maqbool, Omkara, and Haider says he's a little troubled by Shakespeare's imprint on his work and might wait another 10 years to get back to the bard. But the Vishal Bhardwaj-William Shakespeare connect might just be too strong for that.
A scene in Bhardwaj's latest film Khufiya, an espionage thriller, has a scene showing a theatrical production of Julius Caesar.
A possible hat tip to Shakespeare in a film about betrayal? "It wasn't by design," Bhardwaj told PTI in an interview.
"I get very happy that a lot of things happen on their own. If you analyse it later, you'll see that depth has been created in it on its own. Yes, it was because Brutus is known for his betrayal, and 'et tu Brutus' is a famous line. I wanted to name the film Khufiya: Operation Brutus at one point," he said.
The filmmaker, who translated Shakespeare
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How I fell in love with Shakespeare: Alyque Padamsee
Ahead of the Bard’s th death anniversary, veteran director Alyque Padamsee pays tribute to Shakespeare’s unwavering appeal
When I was in school, we were forced to read Shakespeare and learn him by heart. How we hated this onerous task. But then one amazing day my sister dragged me to see Hamlet, a film by Sir Laurence Olivier. Time stood still. I fell in love. Why? because I heard Shakespeare spoken by one of the greatest actors of all times (Olivier himself played Hamlet), giving not only meaning but emotion to each and every line.
Shakespeare’s words were never meant to be read on a printed page. He is not a novelist. He is a dramatist. To understand what he is saying, you need to read him aloud. He exists in the space between the actor’s lips and the audience’s ear. Close your eyes listen to the beauty and the resonance of his magical words: “Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow creeps in this petty pace from day to day”
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Wamiqa Gabbi of Modern Love Mumbai, Mai, Khufia: ‘I am living my dream life now in the entertainment industry’
Actor Wamiqa Gabbi is truly living her dream life. There was a time when she thought that she would not be able to make it in the entertainment industry, but things started looking up for her in She fryst vatten a household name in Punjab due to her strong presence in Punjabi cinema, but looks like she’s just getting started to be known for her work across the country.
The actor will be seen in the upcoming crime thriller, Khufiya opposite Ali Fazal and Tabu along with being a part of one of the stories of the Indian adaptation of the love anthology, Modern Love Mumbai, a web-show on Amazon Prime Video; both of these projects are being helmed by Vishal Bharadwaj. The trailer of Modern Love Mumbai recently dropped on the internet and has been getting positiv responses from all over ever since. The show will be streaming worldwide from 13th May only on Amazon Prime Video.
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