Inspiring Bollywood Life Lessons: Bollywood teaches us life lessons through multiple avenues, whether it’s the highly emotional scenes, lyrics from songs or most importantly, through dialogues. From the 1950s to the 2000s, there are several instances where a particular line from a movie managed to touch our heart or trigger some sort of emotion and made us envision life through a different lens. So, curating and bringing together all those Inspiring Bollywood Life Lessons, here’s a list of dialogues which remain on the top tier as far as emotion and inspiration goes.
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Dialogue Writer – Imtiaz Ali
Director – Imtiaz Ali
This line, the cure is within the heart covers one of the most important lessons for today’s fast-moving emotional generation. The fact that you search for peace within the people who themselves were responsible for your unhappiness is very disheartening. Self Love is very underrated and once when you will understand its magic then my friend solace is nowhere, but here.
Dialogue Writer – Farhan Akhtar
Director – Zoya Akhtar
A fantastic line from the movie, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. Because life begins when you come out of your shell else there is no difference between a dead person and you.
Dialogue Writer – Gauri Shinde
Director – Gauri Shinde
Inspiring Bollywood Life Lessons: From the movie Dear Zindagi starring Alia Bhatt and Shah Rukh Khan. This dialogue signifies that you can’t change your past. All you can do is live your present to make your future better.
Dialogue Writer – Ritesh Batra & Vasan Bala
Director – Ritesh Batra
The film Lunchbox runs on this theme. One mistake made by the dabbawalas leads to the thread of letter exchange between Saajan and Ila which eventually leads to them add love to their spiceless lives.
Dialogue Writer – Pradhuman Singh
Director – Abhishek Sharma
Inspiring Bollywood Life Lessons: Time and again we have blamed our luck for our failures because probably it feels easy. Right? Think and now read the above line again. PERIOD.
Dialogue Writer – Sanjeev Dutta
Director – Anurag Basu
If you won’t come out of your comfort zone you won’t ever be able to know your potential and grow in life. The dialogue comes from Barfi! starring Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra.
Dialogue Writer – Gauri Shinde
Director – Gauri Shinde
Yet another gem from Dear Zindagi. Lead life in your own way should be the motto of our lives. No one will come and baby-feed you.
Dialogue Writer – Rajat Arora & Bhrigu Brinda
Director – Milan Luthria
Inspiring Bollywood Life Lessons: Nor we can deny the fact neither the confidence with which he said it. On point!
Dialogue Writer – Anubhav Sinha
Director – Anubhav Sinha
Sometimes we don’t realize that we are struggling so much for that one moment of death. So, for now sit down and relax!
Dialogue Writer – Mayur Puri
Director – Farah Khan
Taken from the very beautiful and inspiring book by Paulo Cohelo, this line inspires you to cross borders for the things you desire in life and states that if your desire is strong enough then even the universe will conspire you to achieve it. Watch ‘Om Shanti Om’ on Netflix here.
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