Review of hindi adaption of Shakespeare play or Elizabethan Age

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Introduction
          Shakespeare was a great play writer ,his drama was performed in theatres the Elizabethan Age .shakespeare has found many admire ,who have turned his plays and stories into Bollywood bolckbusters. The latest being vishal Bhardwaj's Haider ,which is based on the 17th century tragedy's.
The tragedy of macbeth 
            Written in April 1611 , this tragedy play was the inspiration of Maqbool. The movie had some of the biggest Indian parallel  cinestars like pankaj kapoor , Irrfan , Tabu , Naseeruddin shah, ompuri and piyush mishra . Released in the year 2003 , the movie was produced by Boby bedi and directed by vishal Bhardwaj , who also composed the Background score of the movie . Though it failed  to perform of the movie .Though it failed perform much At the Bo , the movie is considered a landmark in terms of acting and direction.
   Maqbool ( Macbeth )
                Maqbool is based on willam Shakespeare's macbeth ,with the mumbai underworld as its backdrop . 
               In addition to the portrayals of the three tragic heroes , the film offers performance by supporting cast members , in particular Om puri and Naseeruddin shah , who open the film in their roles as black comic reilf corrupt police inspectors-cum-astrologers , who predict the fall of Abba ji - who has them on his payroll- and the rise and fall of maqbool.
 Cast 
 •     Irrfan khan as maqbool (macbeth)
   •   Tabu as Nimmi (  lady macbeth )
   •    Pankaj kapur as jahangir khan (Abbaji) ( Duncan l of scotland )
      • Naseeruddin shah as inspector purohit ( witch)
  •     Om puri as Inspector pandit ( witch) 
     •   Piyush mishra as kaka ( Banquo)
     •    Masumeh makhija as sameera ,Abbaji's Daughter ( Malcolm)
       •  Ajay Gehi as Guddu,kaka's son (Fleance )
     •   Abbas Tyrewala as sadik chinka
     •  Gyanchand rikki as mughal ( macdonwald)
    • Ankur vikal as Riya Boti ( Macduff)
     • public sanyal as Boti's wife (Lady Macduff)
     • Raj as Boti 's son (Macduff's son)
Crew 
  Director - vishal Bhardwaj 
  Screenwriter - Abbas Tyrewala and vishal Bhardwaj 

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