Dilip Kumar Birthday Special: All time hit dialogues of Bollywood’s Tragedy King

Muhammad Yusuf Khan aka Dilip Kumar has turned 97 today. The versatile actor of Bollywood is popularly known as ‘Tragedy King’ in the film industry. Dilip Kumar marked his debut with Jwar Bhata and then, he has given several hit films to the cinema world. Noteworthy, Dilip Kumar has worked in over 150 films and known for his superhit performances.

He is the legendary actor in the Indian cinema and there’s no doubt about that! After doing some extraordinary performances in films like Mughal-e-Azam, Yahudi, Daur, Kohinoor, Ram Aur Shyam among others, Dilip Kumar took a five-year-long break from films in 1976. After then, he made a blockbuster comeback and played several lead roles in superhit films such as Karma, Saudagar, Shakti and many more.

To commemorate his 97th birthday, let’s have a look at his all-time superhit dialogues that are still etched in our minds.

Best dialogues of Tragedy King:

1. Naya Daur

Jab amir ka dil kharab hota hai na...

Toh gareeb ka dimag kharab hota hai...

2. Kranti

• Ek kranti marega..toh hazaar kranti paida honge...
• Jab zindagi daudti hai...to ragon mein behta hua khoon bhi daudta hai
• Tumhari aankhon ki chamak...mere dil ka daman khechti hain...

3. Devdas

• Kaun kambhakht hai jo bardasht karne k liye peeta hai...main to peeta hoon ki bas saan le sakun...
• Hosh se keh do, kabhi hosh na aane pay

4. Mughal-e-azam

• Mohabbat jo darti ho wo mohabbat nahi, ayaashi hai...gunah hai...
• Duniya me dilwale ka sath dena, daulat waale ka nahi...
• Main tumhari aankho me apni mohabbat ka ikrar dekhna chahta hoon...

5. Karma

• Insaan jab andha ho jata hai, toh usko rat aur din ke farak me tameez nahi rehti...
• Mulk ka har sipahi jaanta hai ki, uske jism par woh khaki vardi, joh uska maan hai woh vardi uska kafan bhi ban sakti hai...
• Jab jab is desh me tum jaisa rakshash ayga, mitake rakh dega usse is desh ka ye tiranga...

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