Which Famous Dialogues From Bollywood Movies Of 2019 Are Going Viral?

There have been a lot of famous dialogues from Bollywood movies that are relatable to people from every generation. These dialogues have been a part of our day to day lives.

Don’t you say the popular line from the movie ‘Sholay’, ‘Holi Kab Hai, Kab Hai Holi’, when you want to know the actual date of the fest.

Here are some dialogues from Bollywood movies released in 2019 which are surely going to have a long life. Check them out!

Dialogues From Bollywood Movies Released In 2019

Apna Time Aega

Gully Boy has been a massive hit and has given a direction and inspiration to dreamers who want to make it big in the field of rapping. This is surely one of the famous dialogues from Bollywood movies that has produced masterpiece. This dialogue ‘apna time aega’ has become the latest voice inside every individual for self-motivation.

Chal Jhoota!

Kesari, which starred Akshay Kumar and Parineeti Chopra is still basking in the glory of success. The film’s promo had a dialogue ‘chal jhutta’ which has been a butt of all the jokes of Instagram memes at present and this has led this to feature in one of the famous dialogues in Bollywood. The line is surely going to remain on everybody’s tongue and remembered whenever anyone has to address someone as a lier in a humorous way.

How’s The Josh

One of the Bollywood movies which is an epitome to Vicky Kaushal’s acting skills and has established him in the Bollywood world was URI. It’s dialogue ‘How’s The Josh’ is everywhere today. Be it on the taglines of marketing platform or blog posts talking about the valor of the Indian Army. This line just pumps life into every situation.

”Hamare Yahaan Plot Dekhne Ke Paise Thodi Na Lagte Hain”

Entering into a comical side of the Bollywood movies, the flick ZERO (which did not do well at the box office, unfortunately) has given us many funny dialogues which we can use in our everyday lives. Current famous dialogues from Bollywood movies has ”Hamare Yahaan Plot Dekhne Ke Paise Thodi Na Lagte Hain” in the lisr. This line implies the meaning that it is not a sin to please your eyes looking at someone and one can continue doing it till we do not harm or irritate the person in any manner.

Hame Live-in Try Karna Chahiye, Aaj Kal To Sab Karte Hain

A couple of Bollywood movies have thrown light on the subject of live-in relationships and the flick Luka Chuppi was one of them. Ina promo, Kriti Sanon says ”Hame Live-in Try Karna Chahiye, Aaj Kal To Sab Karte Hain” which is something totally relatable to the youth of today. This dialogue is going to be in everybody’s memory whenever there would be talks of live-in relationships. Don’t you think this is one of the most ‘needed’ and of course famous dialogues from Bollywood movies?