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Abstract:- According to the Hindu Philosophy and religious literatures- nothing happens without reason. All things happen according to the �Rule of Karma� (deeds). As we know, literature is the representation of society. Through literature we can learn many things. It gives us moral lessons. Many great authors of literature are the social reformers also. They teach us good lessons or ethics through the representation of their characters and especially the mistakes they commit. It is the best way to make the reformation in the culture, society and among the people. The central idea behind the research paper is �Rule of Karma�. This rule, simply we can define as �Virtue rewarded, Vices punished.� The same message we find when we read the works of William Shakespeare, especially his tragedies. Here the researcher has discussed the �Rule of Karma� or �Character is Destiny� in the four great tragedies of Shakespeare i.e. Hamlet (1601), Othello (1604), Macbeth (1605) and King Lear (1605) with a special reference of Hindu philosophy (Bhagvad Geeta).