We all love Bollywood. I still remember those Saturday and Sunday movies on the National Television for which the whole household would eagerly wait. Everything stopped. Mom would stop cooking, my sister and me would close our books and everyone else would be rushing home to be in front of the TV. No matter what movie would be playing, those 3 hours seemed like a small theatre minus the pop-corn and the Coco Colas.

And those movies also influenced us in everyday life. Especially the dialogues. Some of them are still being played around. And I still remember and sometimes use them as well.

For example, Mr. Dharmedar’s all time fav:

Well, that was considered as a harsh one those days. We children, for example, were never allowed to call a person or a human as a dog.

Another classy dialogue which was repeated over and over again in almost each and every movie:

These days, nobody in the movies consult Indian doctors anymore. Perhaps, they are frustrated of hearing the same dialogs again and again.

And the policemen also had one:

Mr Suresh Kalmadi knows exactly the length, and thus has been able to keep himself out of reach.

There are no more fields or farms. Instead, there are 5 star hotels and IT companies.

Nobody takes there cases to the court fearing execution. 

Gabbar Singh had a few super duper hit dialogues:

Kalia and Samba have retired now and Gabbar’s question go unheard and unanswered.

I guess he was paid per character he spoke.

Weren’t they funny? I miss them. 🙁