Bollywood has been a part of our lives for as long as we can remember. From dramatic declarations to perfectly timed one-liners, Hindi films have given us dialogues for almost every situation imaginable. Some are over the top, some deeply philosophical, and others are simply unforgettable. On World Bollywood Day, we look back at some of the most iconic Bollywood dialogues that have stayed with us over the years and continue to find their way into our everyday conversations. Read on…
Rajesh Khanna’s Anand Babu says this to Sharmila Tagore’s Pushpa. The simple line, delivered in Khanna’s trademark style, went on to become one of the most iconic dialogues in Hindi cinema.
Don – Amitabh Bachchan (1978) and Shah Rukh Khan (2006)
“Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahi namumkin hai”
Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan owned this dialogue in both their versions of Don. This dialogue still comes to mind every time the movie Don is mentioned.
“Kitne Aadmi The?”
Gabbar is probably the most popular villain of Hindi cinema to date. And this is his most remembered line even today.
“Aaj mere paas bangla hai, gaadi hai, bank balance hai, Tumhare paas kya hai?”
“Mere pas Maa hai.”
The line which taught us that no matter how much you earn you can’t compare it to the value of your mother.
“I can talk English, I can walk English because English is a funny language.”
This dialogue of Amitabh Bachchan taught us that English is indeed a funny language!
“Rishtey amin to hum tumhare baap lagte hain magar naam hai shahenshah.”
A fitting line for the true Shehensha of Bollywood!
“Dosti ka ek usool hai, madam: no sorry, no thank you.”
The line which taught us the golden rule of friendship!
“Tareekh pe taareekh milti rahi lekin insaaf nahi milta. Milte hai toh sirf tareekh.”
Sunny Deol summed up the Indian judicial system with just one line.
“Bade bade shehron mein aisi choti choti baatein hoti rehti hain senorita.”
Still one of the most popular dialogues in Bollywood. This line also has been seen in many Bollywood movies after DIlwale Dulhania Le Jayenge.
“Zindagi mein teen cheezon ke peechay kabhi nahi bhagna chahiye – Bus, Train or Chokri.”
Aamir Khan had some golden advice for all the boys in Ishq which still holds relevance even today.
“Hum Ek Baar Jeete Hain, Ek Baar Marte hain, Shaadi Bhi Ek Baar Hoti Hain, Aur Pyaar Bhi Ek Hi Baar Hota Hain.”
This dialogue taught us that you get one shot in life at love, death and marriage. Well.. except few exceptions.
“Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost.”
Shah Rukh Khan’s Om Prakash Makhija delivers this memorable line when he reminds us that a story is not truly over until there is a happy ending.
“Chedi singh hum tumme itne ched karenge ke confuse ho jaoge saans kaha se le aur paade kaha se.”
Hands down one of the most popular lines from one of the most popular Salman Khan films.
“Main Udna Chahta Hoon, Daudna Chahta Hoon, Girna Bhi Chahta Hoon … Bus Rukna Nahi Chahta…”
Ranbir Kapoor gave us some serious ambition goals with this one!
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