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The play "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare was adapted for the big screen in the
form
of
the
film
"Maqbool,"
which
examines
themes
of
jealously,
greed,voilence,lust and manipulation via its storyline and the different sequences that
comprise the film. The following is an explanation of how these concepts are
portrayed in the movie:
1. Jealousy: Jealousy is a prominent subject in "Maqbool," and it is what motivates
the characters' actions throughout the story. As the story progresses, Maqbool's
character experiences an increase in feelings of envy towards Abbaji, his teacher and
the head of the criminal underworld.
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The scene Nimmi, Maqbool's mistress, has an important moment when she
discovers a prophecy that says Maqbool will succeed Abbaji as don. This is a
pivotal moment in the story. Her enmity towards Maqbool and her thirst for
control are the driving forces behind her manipulation of him to take matters into
his own hands.
2. Greed: Throughout the course of the film, greed plays a vital influence in the
decisions made by the characters and the actions they take. The need for power and
control that Maqbool has eventually becomes linked with his desire for wealth and
status.
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The scene in which Maqbool and Nimmi debate the benefits they would get if
Abbaji were destroyed is an example of greed. They are motivated to scheme and
take advantage of others by their ambition to sit on the throne of authority and
enjoy the material wealth that comes with it .
3.Manipulation:
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Manipulation is an essential component of the story "Maqbool," as the protagonists
employ dishonesty and manipulation to accomplish what they set out to do. Nimmi, in
particular, makes use of her persuasive strategies to sway Maqbool's decisions and
encourage him to engage in acts of violence.
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The scene in which Nimmi exploits Maqbool's pride and masculinity and urges
him to take action against Abbaji in order to complete the prophecy and capture
power for themselves is an example of manipulation.
These ideas are intertwined throughout the story of "Maqbool" and are brought to life
through the relationships of the characters, the conversation, and the progression of
the plot. The movie explores the intricacies of human nature, including the
repercussions of unrestrained ambition as well as the devastating force of jealousy,
greed, and deception.
4. Voilence:Violent acts are presented as being a natural and unavoidable component
of the underworld in which the protagonists live and work for the entirety of the film.
There are a few sequences that depict acts of violence, such as gunshots, murders, and
betrayals.
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Maqbool's murder of Abbaji in a cold-blooded act of violence is one of the more
memorable scenes in the movie. Maqbool was motivated by his ambition and was
under the influence of Nimmi at the time. This scene demonstrates the potentially
destructive nature of ambition as well as the extent to which characters are
prepared to go in order to achieve their goals of gaining power.
5.Lust:
"Lust is explored through the complex relationships that exist between the characters,
particularly Maqbool and Nimmi." Their lust for one another is the driving force
behind all of their destructive activities, which ultimately lead to their destruction.
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A scene that depicts lust occurs when Maqbool and Nimmi engage in an intense
and passionate experience. This scene highlights their overpowering physical
attraction as well as the underlying difficulties that exist inside their relationship.
It is vital to emphasise that "Maqbool" is a dark and dramatic film. The depiction of
violence,greed,manipulation lust serves to illustrate the moral intricacies and tragic
consequences of the characters' choices, and it is for this reason that it is important to
note that "Maqbool" is a film. In a dramatic and artistic manner, these subjects are
presented with the intention of eliciting emotional and psychological responses from
the audience while simultaneously examining the intricacies of human nature.