Best Motivational Bollywood Dialogues: Over the years, Bollywood continued to teach us several lessons in various way. From song lyrics to the dialogues from a movie, motivation can be find anywhere if you continue to look for it. From the 1950s to the 2010s, multiple or maybe limitless lines from Bollywood managed to tough our heart. And went on to inspire us in our everyday normal life. So, curating and bringing together a few of the motivating lines from Hindi cinema, here are the Top 7 Best Motivational Bollywood Dialogues that are worth a mention.
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Dialogue Writer – Gulzar
Director – Hrishikesh Mukherjee
Anand gave us life goals. He made us believe how death can not steal his happiness. Maybe it is the sole reason why just after hearing this line we just know that it was said by one and only Rajesh Khanna, iconic in every manner.
Dialogue Writer – Milan Luthria
Director – Rajat Arora
There will be a lot of hardships on the way, but, all you should care about is, destiny.
Dialogue Writer – Rajat Arora
Director – Milan Luthria
You’ll always be happy in the end. There is no happiness without sorrow and no profit without the loss.
Dialogue Writer – Gulzar
Director – Hrishikesh Mukherjee
We bet there wasn’t a dry eye in the auditorium when this scene was playing. Not even a pinch of the audience wanted him to die. He is one character who was close to our hearts from the very beginning.
Dialogue Writer – Milap Zaveri
Director – Mohit Suri
Who isn’t afraid of death? But with this perspective towards life, even death will be afraid of you.
Dialogue Writer – Farhan Akhtar
Director – Zoya Akhtar
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Dialogue Writer – Milap Zaveri
Director – Mohit Surir
Two negatives make a positive but only in math. To come out of the darkness we need to seek the light.
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