Updated On: 22 July, 2012 08:54 AM IST | | Kareena N Gianani
Today, at Prithvi Theatre, Piya Behrupiya, a Hindi adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, will see the playwright's wit and chaos mingle with Bollywood drama ufffd 20 songs, mistaken identities and ample tears falling into colourful dupattas
Today, as you settle down to watch the Hindi adaptation of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night at Prithvi Theatre, you could expect drama, unrequited love and happy reunions, characteristic to the original. But don’t be surprised by the Bollywood-isation in Piya Behrupiya — actors breaking into song and dance, twins separated at birth, mistaken identities, and sword fights. And it all went well when the group, led by director Atul Kumar, performed the same adaptation at the World Shakespeare Festival in London this April.

Atul Kumar’s Hindi adaptation of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night was also staged at the World Shakespeare Festival in London this April