After six years, actor-director Rajat Kapoor brings a new play titled Karamjale Brothers to the Mumbai stage this week. The play is a Hindi adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s famous novel The Brothers Karamazov. With this, Kapoor, who has helmed plays that are based on Shakespearean dramas and performed by clowns such as What’s Done Is Done and I Don’t Like It As You Like, delves into Dostoevsky’s world that explores the conflict between faith and doubt. Q: Why did you think of adapting Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov as a play?…