Top 10 Bollywood Movies With Hilarious Dialogues

Actors from Bollywood are renowned for their range. They will go to any lengths to make it seem plausible, whether a romantic or a villainous figure. Nothing could be more complex than making the audience laugh out loud. You might believe it's simple to play a hilarious part. Even though some actors are known for playing a various roles, their comedic speech has earned them the distinction of comic actor.

1. Khatta Meetha Click to look into! >> Read More...

Dialogue: Lio..lio…lio…..suna kya? Ye bhi meri galti hai?

Sachin's Maharashtrian last name is Tichkule, which he frequently reiterates in response to our raucous applause. He resides with his father (Kulbushan Kharbanda), who uses a distinctive Punjabi accent to promote national integration. If there were chutkule (jokes) to match, you wouldn't mind conversing with the other corrupt Tichkules in this house. You can tell that there aren't many jokes left. Slapstick won't be able to fill this pool.

2. Dabang

Dialogue: Hum tum mein itane ched karenge ki confuse ho jaoge ki saans kahan se le, aur paadein kahan se.

Dabangg is a classic example of how good triumphs against evil. The sleazy cop Salman has never experienced terror. He confronts everyone head-on and never hesitates to speak his mind in front of anyone in a position of authority. ACTION. He has a mother he adores above all else, a stepfather and stepbrother he despises. SENTIMENT. Rajo ( Sonakshi Sinha Sonakshi Sinha is a well-known Indian Actress. She >> Read More... ) immediately captures his heart, and he makes every effort to win her over. ROMANCE. He makes the villainous politician pay for his wrongdoing. REVENGE. Does it sounds like you? However, the film is compelling to see in every way.

3. Hera Pheri Hera Pheri is a comedy based TV show which came on >> Read More...

Dialogue: Utha re le Baba…utha le…Mere ko nahi re…In dono ko utha le

The deceitful Raju and the selfless Shyam, two of his tenants, create an unexpected alliance with the credulous Baburao Ganpatrao Apte. A constant source of conflict between Raju and Shyam is their respective levels of clever deceit and naivety. The strange erroneous number calls Baburao's Star Garage receives, particularly those from a certain Kabira looking for the businessman Deviprasad, aggravate him the most. Raju sets up a ransom and rescue using this as an excuse as well as the dim-witted Baburao and Shyam.

4. Andaz Apna Apna

Dialogue: Main toh kehta hun…aap purush hi nahi hain, Mahapurush hain Mahapurush!

The short narrative centers on the lives of two guys named Amar ( Aamir Khan Aamir Khan or Mohammed Aamir Hussain Khan is Bolly >> Read More... ) and Prem ( Salman Khan Salman Khan is a very famous Indian actor and a pr >> Read More... ). They want to use every shortcut in the book to become wealthy. Prem wants to be an actor but is too stupid to be one, while Amar roams around the neighborhood or fights with his father. Prem is the son of Bakelal Bhopali (Jagdeep), a diligent tailor in Bhopal, while Amar is the son of Murli Manohar, a trustworthy barber played by Dev Varma.

5. Gunda Click to look into! >> Read More...

Dialogue: Mera nam hai bulla….rakhta hoon khulla

Gunda, a B-movie with blockbuster aspirations, is directed by Kanti Shah Kanti Shah is a Bollywood film director, screenwri >> Read More... . The quality of the movie is compromised in every way since the budget, which is small, was not used to its full potential. As a result, not a single aspect of the movie demonstrates even the slightest sign of skill. And that's why it's so fantastic.

6. Run

Dialogue: Sala choti ganga bolke naale mein kuda diya!

Run is the kind of movie that genuinely makes you wonder whether the directors believe moviegoers are stupid for not knowing how it ends. Okay, so we all know that movies these days are predictable, but as long as the material is interesting, there shouldn't be an issue. Run isn't enjoyable at all.

7. Munna Bhai M.B.B.S

Dialogue: Isko ragging bolte hai kya? Mast hai….apun ko bhi karneka hai.

In addition to being a comedy, Munnabhai M.B.B.S also falls under the gangster category. As a Bhai, Munna ( Sanjay Dutt July 29, 1959, was the day when the two legends of >> Read More... ) and his crew use threats and shady methods to settle financial disagreements and problems. One day, when he is simply going about his regular business, he receives word that his stern father, Hari Prasad Sharma he, is being visited by ( Sunil Dutt Sunil Dutt was a great actor, director, producer, >> Read More... ). All on guard as the gang works together to transform Munnabhai's den into a phony hospital.

8. 3 idiots

Dialogue: Jahanpana….Tussi great ho….tohfa kabool karo!

Rajkumar Hirani's coming-of-age comedy and motivational movie 3 Idiots Click to look into! >> Read More... . The movie’s plot is comparable to that of Chetan Bhagat's well-known book Five Point Someone. The Indian educational system, which puts pressure on pupils and is fixated on getting high grades, is the subject of this movie. As Rancho, Aamir Khan portrays a brilliant student who inspires his classmates to follow their passions and turn them into successful careers.

9. Tanu Weds Manu Click to look into! >> Read More... Returns

Dialogue: Adrak hogaya hai yeh aaadmi….kahin se bhi badh raha hai.

This movie is basically the best performance of Kangana. The marriage of anxious Tanu ( Kangana Ranaut Kangana Ranaut is known in Bollywood, for her trem >> Read More... ) and the "boring" doctor Manu (R Madhavan) had failed after four years of living together in England. After abandoning Manu in a mental hospital, Tanu returns to her hometown of Kanpur only to live up to her enfant terrible image while fueling the flames of Raja Awasthi Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , her ex-boyfriend ( Jimmy Shergill Jimmy Shergill is a renowned Indian actor and prod >> Read More... ), and Chintu, a tenant at her parent's house.

10. Welcome

Dialogue: Bhaisahab ye kis line me a gaye hai aap

Welcome's first half is complete chaos. This could be a contentious confession, but my then-girlfriend and I had gone to the movie mainly for canoodling. It was one of those films I had almost left but ultimately stayed in (those were the days). It was the last day of the year, December 31st, as far as I can recall. What a fantastic way to take it out. It worked perfectly the first time we attempted it with Mark Wahlberg's somber sniper movie Shooter.