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Few Dialogues from these 30 Bollywood evergreen dialogues most popular today as funny Bollywood dialogues and many times used by Indian Television Stand up comedians Raju , Kapil Sharma , VIP to mimic Bollywood megastars Amitabh Bachchan , Salman, Aamir and Sharukh Khan in comedy shows , award shows and Reality shows. Last year the stand up comedian VIP (Vijay Ishwar Pawar ) did mimicry of 50 Bollywood actors in 5 minutes.
30 Best Evergreen Bollywood dialogues with Movie name , release year , Star Name:
Deewar (1975)
"Aaj mere paas gaadi hai, bungla hai, paisa hai... tumhare paas kya hai?" AMITABH BACHCHAN. "Mere paas, mere paas... Maa hai...," : Dialogue by Super Star SHASHI KAPOOR.
Sholay (1975)
"Kitne aadmi thhe?"asked Gabbar Singh, and a million fans stood up to applaud. The hapless person AMJAD KHAN addressed these words to? Arre-O-Sambha!
Yaddon ki Baraat (1973)
"Kutte, kameene, main tera khoon pee jaoonga,"says DHARMENDRA. The first of a zillion films where the hero threatened canines with anaemia.
Souten (1983)
"Jinke ghar sheeshe ke hote hain, woh batti bujha ke kapde badalte hain," PREM CHOPRA.
Shahenshah (1988)
"Rishte mein to hum tumhare baap lagte hain, naam hai Shahenshah," AMITABH BACHCHAN's famous signature line.
Pakeezah (1972)
"Aapke paon dekhe, bahut haseen hai. Inhe zameen par mat utariyega, maile ho jayenge," RAJ KUMAR in a note addressed to Meena Kumari, after admiring her feet as she sleeps in a train compartment.
Devdas (1955)
"Kaun kambakht bardaasht karne ko peeta hai? Main toh peeta hoon ke bas saans le saku," DILIP KUMAR, playing the alcoholic unanonymous.
Mother India (1957)
"Tu mujhe nahin maar sakti. Tu meri maa hai," SUNIL DUTT. "Mein pehle ek aurat hoon," NARGIS.
Mughal-e-Azam (1960)Mughal-e-Azam (1960)
"Anarkali, Salim ki mohabbat tumhe marne nahin degi aur hum tumhe jeene nahin denge," PRITHVIRAJ KAPOOR.
Waqt (1965)
"Chinai Seth, chhuri bachchon ke khelne ki cheez nahin hoti, haath kat jaye toh khoon nikal aata hai," RAJ KUMAR's sharpshooting.
Bobby (1973)
"Koi pyaar kare toh tumse kare, tum jaise ho waise kare. Koi tumko badal kar pyaar kare toh woh pyaar nahin, sauda hai," RISHI KAPOOR to DIMPLE KAPADIA.
Sahib, Biwi aur Ghulam (1962)
"Gehne tudvao, gehne banvao, aur koriyaan khelo... so aaram se," REHMAN to MEENA KUMARI when she asks what she should do with her time when he spends all of his in a brothel.
Guide (1965)
"Marco, mein jeena chahti hoon," the one line which brought out all of WAHEEDA REHMAN's latent passions and desires.
Sholay (1975)
"Hum angrezon ke zamaane ke jailor hain," ASRANI's Great Dictator-inspired character warns inmates with an ironic fist.
Mughal-e-Azam (1960)
"Anarkali ke kismat mein kaanta aaya hai," DILIP KUMAR. "Phool toh murjha jaate hain, lekin kaante daman thham lete hain," MADHUBALA.
Namak Halal (1982)
"I can talk English, I can walk English, I can run English... because English is a very phunny language," One of the best Dialogue of Megastar AMITABH BACHCHAN.
Deewar (1975)
"Main aaj bhi pheke hue paise nahin uthata," AMITABH BACHCHAN.
Amar Prem (1971)
"Pushpa, I hate tears... inhe ponch dalo," RAJESH KHANNA.
Vishwanath (1978)
"Jali ko aag kehte hain, bhuji ko raakh kehte hain, jis raakh se barood bane usey Vishwanath kehte hain," SHATRUGHAN SINHA.
Anand (1970)
"Hum sab rangmanch ki kathputliyan hain jinki dor uparwale ki ungliyon se bandhi hui hai. Kab kaun uthega koi nahin bata sakta," RAJESH KHANNA.
Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge (1995)
"Bade bade shehron mein aisi chhoti chhoti baatein hoti rehti hain," Best Bollywood Romantic Dialogue by SHAH RUKH KHAN.
Mr. India (1987)
"Mogambo khush hua," Best Filmy Dialogue by AMRISH PURI in a line that made villains larger than life.
Rangeela (1995)
"Uska to na bad luck hi kharab hai," AAMIR KHAN in a frivolously serious mode.
Damini (1993)
"Taareekh pe taareekh milti rahi hai lekin insaaf nahin milta. Milte hai to sirf taareekh," Funny , most mimic and evergreen dialogue by SUUNY DEOL, angry young man of the '90s
Kalicharan (1976)
"Saara sheher mujhe Loin ke naamse jaanta hai,"AJIT.
Ishq (1997)
"Zindagi mein teen cheezon ke peechey kabhi nahin bhagna chahiye-bus, train aur chhokri," Best Dialog By AAMIR KHAN.
Maine Pyaar Kiya (1989)
"Dosti ka ek usool hai, madam: no sorry, no thank you," Best Dialogue by SALMAN KHAN- the eternal Prem
Baazigar (1993)
"Kabhi kabhi kuch jeetne ke liye kuch harna bhi padta hai, aur haar kar jeetnay wale ko baazigar kehte hain," Best/Hit Dialogue By SHAH RUKH KHAN.
Kaante (2002)Kaante (2002)
"Agar tere sar par bomb laga doon toh pehle kaun phatega, tu ya tera sar?" Best Dialogue by SANJAY DUTT.
Munnabhai MBBS (2003)
"Tension lene ka nahin, sirf dene ka," SANJAY DUTT, as the conman-turned-doctor.
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