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Amrish Puri (born on June 22, 1932), a titan of Indian cinema, needs no introduction. His booming voice reverberated through cinema halls and his imposing on-screen presence continues to captivate audiences even today, years after his passing. Throughout his illustrious career, Puri portrayed numerous iconic characters, leaving an indelible mark on audiences. His performances were elevated by memorable dialogues that have stood the test of time. On his birthday anniversary, we delve into five timeless Amrish Puri dialogues that continue to resonate. Amrish Puri Birth Anniversary: Did You Know The Actor's Role In Virasat Was Rejected By Dilip Kumar and Rajesh Khanna?
“Mogambo Khush Hua”
Amrish Puri's booming declaration "Mogambo khush hua" from the cult sci-fi classic Mr India, co-starring Sridevi and Anil Kapoor, perfectly encapsulates his villainous character Mogambo. This now-iconic line transcended generations, becoming synonymous with Puri's powerful on-screen persona and a major factor in the enduring popularity of the actor and the film.
“Ja Simran Ja Jeele Apni Zindagi”
Another unforgettable Puri dialogue came in with Aditya Chopra's iconic 1995 film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Here, Puri sheds his villainous persona to portray the strict father, Chaudhary Baldev Singh. His iconic line, "Ja Simran ja, jeele apni zindagi,” during the flick’s climax scene, is still celebrated and loved. Amrish Puri Birth Anniversary: 5 Shades of Fatherly Characters Portrayed By The Actor We Will Never Forget.
“Ek Din Mukhyamantri Ban Ke Dekho”
In Nayak, Amrish Puri portrayed the role of Chief Minister Balraj Chauhan, opposite Anil Kapoor's character, Shivaji Rao, an honest journalist. One of the most memorable scenes is the intense interview where Chauhan defends his governance with a powerful monologue: “Sirf ek din mukhyamantri ban ke dekho, aate daal ka bhaav pata chal jayega.”
“Itne Tukde Karunga Ki Pehchana Nahi Jaega”
The 2001 epic Gadar showcased another facet of Puri's brilliance. Here, he portrayed Ashraf Ali, Saqina's (Ameesha Patel) fiercely patriotic father, whose love for his homeland clashes with Tara Singh's (Sunny Deol) character. Their contrasting ideologies culminate in a heart-stopping scene where Puri delivers the now-legendary line, "Itne tukde Kkrunga ki pehchana nahi jayega".
“Upar Wala Wrong Ho Sakta Hai Lekin Dong Kabhi Wrong Nahi Hota”
In Tehalka, Amrish Puri embodied the ruthless General Dong, a character that solidified his status as a fab actor. Puri's now-famous line, "Upar wala wrong ho sakta hai lekin dong kabhi wrong nahi hota,” perfectly encapsulates Dong's arrogance and unwavering belief in his own authority.
That’s it, guys! The above dialogues weren't just lines delivered; they were pronouncements and declarations that embodied the essence of the character Puriji portrayed. These dialogues, dripping with power, emotion, menace or even sardonic humour, are quotable classics, instantly recognisable and forever associated with the legendary Amrish Puri.
(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jun 22, 2024 08:20 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).
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