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In Vurgun's reworking, Shirin loves both Khosrov and Farhad, and kills herself over Farhad's body after he dies because of false news about his beloved. Khosrov is presented as Shirin's predatory enemy rather than Farhad's rival, while Shirin is an active, independent figure.
A three-act dramatic chronicle dedicated to the fate of the 18th-century Azerbaijani poet and statesman Molla Panah Vagif.
In Vurgun's reworking, Shirin loves both Khosrov and Farhad, and kills herself over Farhad's body after he dies because of false news about his beloved. Khosrov is presented as Shirin's predatory enemy rather than Farhad's rival, while Shirin is an active, independent figure.
A three-act dramatic chronicle dedicated to the fate of the 18th-century Azerbaijani poet and statesman Molla Panah Vagif.