New Delhi: Thinking of ways to make women swoon and men blush? Watch 'Dedh Ishqiya' and you will get enough persuasive and powerful romantic quotes to set millions of hearts aflutter. While actors Madhuri Dixit and Naseeruddin Shah leave an impact on the movie buffs with their heart-swooning accent and mushy lines, Arshad Warsi and Huma Qureshi wow everyone with their cheesy, corny and cringe-worthy dialogues. But there is no denying the fact that you'll never forget these lines as they define the moment in the most convincing way. Read on to know how your favorite actors make their love stories so dramatic and magical.
There are spoilers ahead, we would suggest you to come back to this write-up after you have watched the film.
Para Jaan (Madhuri Dixit): Aapko pehle kahin dekha hai
Khaalu Jaan (Naseeruddin Shah): Yaad aaye kahan toh itilla zaroor kijiyega, hum bhi dhoond rahein hain kab se apne aap ko
Whether you are looking for that someone special or already in a relationship, this dialogue is certainly the most beautiful expression of love. No matter how much you cringe at the word 'love', this will always be remembered as the most quotable quote from the film.
Babban Hussain (Arshad Warsi): Shyaam ko kya kar rahi hai?
Munira Aslam Zia (Huma Qureshi): Iraade kya hain tere?
Babban Hussain (Arshad Warsi): Naek nahi hai
Munira Aslam Zia (Huma Qureshi): Naek nahi toh anek hain?
Don't be shocked if this becomes a colloquial saying. Yes, it is witty and quirky. So the next time you want to make a similar point, mouth this dialogue.
Jaan Mohammad (Vijay Raaz) to Para Jaan (Madhuri): Humara naam Jaan hai Para Jaan, aapke liye jaan de bhi sakte hain aur le bhi
You have obviously heard this dialogue in multiple ways, but the impact remains the same. In one of the most memorable scenes, Jaan expresses his love for Para by saying he can kill himself and others for Para.
Khaalujaan (Naseeruddin): Iss baar ishq sacha hai humara bhi aur unkaa bhi
Agreed the film will be lauded for its script and the cast's acting prowess, but the innocence with which Naseer says this thinking he has won Madhuri's heart. This line is so typical of Naseer madly in love with Madhuri
Para Jaan (Madhuri) to Khaalujaan (Naseeruddin): Yeh dil ki lakeer hai, jagah jagah kati hui, Ishq mei bahut chotein khaai hain aapne
Nobody would believe you if you said you didn't like the chemistry of Madhuri and Naseerduin in the film. With their intense dialogues and this being one, the film will appear in the most romantic film for a long haul. Madhuri's easy charm and smile is fitting match for Naseeruddin's dil-faek lover.
Munira (Huma) to Babban (Arshad): Iss route ki sabhi linei vyast hain
Munira (Huma) to Babban (Arshad): Yeh suvidha aapke liye uplabdh nahi hai
If the scene where Babban tries to woo Munira, will remain etched in the viewers' minds, it will be for this dialogue. Huma in smart and quick to snub Arshad and his advances.
Babban (Arshad) to Munira (Huma): Aaj zindagi mei pehli baar tai nahi kar paa raha hoon ki kya de raha hoon aur kya le raha hoon
When Arshad Warsi is standing right in front of you, looking oh-so confused and says this, you chuckle and believe him. The film only makes the viewers appreciate his comic timing.
Babban (Arshad) to Khaalu (Naseeruddin): Haar churane gaya tha, heera haath lag gaya
The conviction with which Arshad says this, make the dialogue a permanent fixture on the 'most romantic lines' from the film.
Munira (Huma) to Babban (Arshad): Tujhe zindagi mei mujhe acchi GF milegi, teri kismat kharab hui, toh mai hi mil jaungi, kahin Honolulu aur Tokyo ke beech mein
Even though this is the last dialogue a lover would ever want to hear, it does shows an aspect of love - of dejection, rejection and luck.
Khaalujaan (Naseeruddin) to Babban (Arshad): Ishq ke saat mukaam hote hain - dilkash, uns, mohabbat, akeedat, ibaadat aur junoon
For all those who didn't know anything about love, Naseeruddin speaks about the six stages of love. Don't tell your beloved about the seventh one, as it is death. But in one of the dialogues of the film, Arshad equates junoon with 'chu******'.
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