Salman Khan has a way with words and when he delivers a dialogue, it becomes the most uttered quote among the youth. “Ek baar jo maine commitment kar di, To Apne aap ki bhi nahi sunta”.Who could think of introducing oneself in this way? Moreover, “Prem Naam hai mera, Prem Chopra” is the biography of the biggest villain of Bollywood. He represented the crime, pain, and action parts in the movie. The Dialogue would have never been the same if it didn’t come from Dharmendra. “Kutte, kameene, main tera khoon pee jaoonga”.Fewer know that there was actually a dacoit named Gabbar Singh during the 1950’s. This iconic dialogue by Gabbar Singh gets popular during every Holi season. Moreover, it was the first 100-crore film of all time. One of the finest works of Bollywood, Mughal-e-Azam took 16 long years to complete at a cost of Rs 1.5 crore. “Salim tujhe marne nahi dega … aur hum Anarkali tujhe jeene nahi denge.”.It was his first film that bagged him the first Filmfare award. One of the best inspirational dialogue delivered by SRK.
Aur Haar Ke Jeetne Wale Ko Baazigar Kehte Hain.”
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It was the second highest-grossing movie of its time. This dialogue perfectly depicts the emotions of all the Indian mothers for their sons. Zameen Ki Chaati Phad Ke Aayenge, Aasman Ka Seena Cheer Ke Aayenge” Although the dialogue was quite simple, Puri’s talent added the X-factor to it. It was the defining moment in Amrish Puri’s career as this dialogue soon became a household favorite. Anupam Kher wanted to play the role of Amrish Puri that he was clearly denied. These iconic words said by Amrish Puri perfectly define the patriarchal Indian society. A film titled ‘O Pushpa I Hate Tears’ (released in 2020) starring Krushna Abhishek, is a tribute to India’s first superstar.Īnother hit from the movie Sholay it was during the shooting of this movie that love blossomed between ‘Basanti’ (Hema Malini) and ‘Viru’ (Dharmendra). It is of the most iconic lines in the realm of Bollywood by Rajesh Khanna. “Pushpa, mujhse ye aansu nahi dekhe jaate, I hate tears”.Sunny Deol’s iconic dialogue was used in the Economic Survey 2017-18 to emphasize on the delays in the judicial process. “Tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh milti rahi hai … lekin insaaf nahi mila my lord…mili hai toh sirf yeh tarikh”.Lesser know that Twinkle Khanna was the first preference to play Tina’s role, later played by Rani Mukherjee. This classic dialogue is still often used by teenagers in love. “Tum nahi samjhogi Anjali, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.”.This dialogue is originally from the movie Devdas (1955) delivered by ‘Dilip Kumar Saab’ and was modified for the SRK’s version of Devdas. “Kaun kambakht bardaasht karne ko peeta hai … hum toh peete hai ki yahan par baith sake, tumhe dekh sake, tumhe bardaasht kar sake”.
Only a few people know that the actual dialogue contains the word ‘Baap hote hai’ instead of ‘Baap lagte hai’ that is usually uttered by fans.
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