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7 Varun Dhawan dialogues that are too cool to miss
Are you a fan of Varun Dhawan’s charm and swag in his films? Here is a list of some of the actor’s best dialogues that make his performances memorable.
Varun Dhawan kicked off his acting career with the 2012 movie Student of the Year. After that, there was no stopping this young talent as he established his popularity with rom-com, action, and dance films. He also received immense critical acclaim for his performances in dramas and thrillers. Apart from his versatility and dancing skills, Varun Dhawan’s dialogues also impressed the audience.
He has delivered some of the coolest dialogues in Bollywood, along with lines that have an emotional impact. Let’s revisit some of the most memorable Varun Dhawan dialogues, which will immediately compel you to rewatch the films.
7 best Varun Dhawan dialogues that stole the show:
1. Kuch rishtey karzon ki tarah hote hai... unhe nibhana nahi, chukana padta hai
- Movie: Kalank (2019)
A famous dialogue of Varun Dhawan from the movie Kalank, meaning, “Some relationships are like debts… they have to be repaid, not maintained,” is said by his character Zafar. He tells this to Alia Bhatt’s character Roop when she confesses her feelings to him while he is trying to suppress his own.
Kalank is a period drama directed by Abhishek Varman. Set against the backdrop of pre-independence India, it revolves around the lives of six people played by Varun, Alia, Aditya Roy Kapur, Sonakshi Sinha, Madhuri Dixit, and Sanjay Dutt.
2. Hum hamesha sochte the jis se shaadi karenge na hum, uski zindagi ban jayegi... par tumko dekhne ke baad humko aisa lagta hai ki jis se tumhari shaadi hogi na, uski zindagi ban jayegi
- Movie: Badrinath Ki Dulhania (2017)
The English translation of this popular Varun Dhawan dialogue is: “I always thought that if I marry someone, her life will be made... but after seeing you, I feel like whoever you marry, his life will be made.” It is uttered by his character Badrinath Bansal to Alia Bhatt’s Vaidehi Trivedi during an emotional scene before he leaves Singapore.
BKD, the second film in the Dulhania franchise, is directed by Shashank Khaitan. It follows the journey of Badri, who falls in love with Vaidehi and wishes to marry her, but she has big dreams for her career.
3. Log kehte hai apne dushman ko maaf kar dena chahiye... main bhi yahi maanta hoon lekin unhe tadpa tadpa ke maarne ke baad
- Movie: Badlapur (2015)
A ruthless Varun Dhawan dialogue, it means, “People say that one should forgive one's enemy... I also believe the same, but only after k*lling them in a torturous way.” This dialogue is spoken by Varun’s character, Raghu, and gives a glimpse of his versatility.
In Badlapur, directed by Sriram Raghavan, Raghu takes revenge on the culprits due to whom he lost his wife and son.
4. Bande perfect nahi hote... rishtey perfect hote hai
- Movie: Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania (2014)
“People are not perfect… relationships are perfect,” is one of the most poignant dialogues of Varun Dhawan from the movie Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania. He says this to Ashutosh Rana’s character, who plays the father of Kavya (Alia Bhatt), as he tries to convince him.
HSKD, the first installment of the Dulhania franchise, is the story of Humpty and Kavya. They develop feelings for each other, but Kavya’s marriage has already been arranged with someone else.
5. Main dikhta hoon sweet, innocent, swami type ka na... lekin actually hoon bahut bade h*rami type ka
- Movie: Main Tera Hero (2014)
This Varun Dhawan dialogue in Main Tera Hero means, “I look sweet, innocent, saint type... but actually I am a big scoundrel type.” It is one of the most funny dialogues said by his character, Seenu. The film also stars Ileana D’Cruz and Nargis Fakhri.
In Main Tera Hero, directed by David Dhawan, Seenu and Sunaina fall for each other and want to marry. However, in their path lie a corrupt policeman and a gangster’s daughter.
6. Dosti karne ki galti toh kar li hai maine toh ab dushmani karne ka mauka bhi nahi jaane doonga
- Movie: Student of the Year (2012)
Translating to, “I have already made the mistake of being friends, so now I will not let the chance of enmity go by,” this Varun Dhawan dialogue is from his debut film, Student of the Year. His character Rohan Nanda says this to his best friend Abhimanyu, played by Sidharth Malhotra when they fall out.
They are both determined to win the Student of the Year competition in this Karan Johar directorial, which also marked the debut of Alia Bhatt.
7. Zindagi mein kuch banu ya na banu… aap se behtar Dad zarur banuga… Dad
- Movie: Student of the Year (2012)
Meaning “Whether I become something in life or not… I will surely become a better father than you… Dad,” this dialogue is spoken by Rohan to his father, Ashok Nanda, played by Ram Kapoor.
In Student of the Year, Rohan and his father share a toxic relationship. Rohan’s father dislikes his passion for music and wants to see him fail. Thus, Rohan promises to be a better dad than him.
Varun Dhawan’s upcoming projects include the action thriller Baby John. We cannot wait to see what impactful dialogues this film has in store for us. Are the above dialogues also your favorites? Let us know in the comments below.
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