Hindi cinema is full of romance. In fact, hindi cinema IS
romance. Love at first sight, dancing around the trees, relentless love of the
lover for his beloved, saree-flaring in Switzerland’s snow-clad peaks, we
perfect the art of producing overly-doverly romantic movies. We lovingly bring
to you the list of 10 Bollywood movies with bucket-full of romance poured in
them, enough to give us diabetes.
1.
Maine
Pyaar Kia – Songs, costumes, acting, dialogues, everything in the movie in
dipped in the ink of love. To top it all, the chocolate boy look of Salman Khan
and innocent girly Bhagyashree makes our faith stronger in the concept of
‘love-breaks-all-boundaries’.
Famous
dialogue: Friendship mein, no thankyou, no sorry.
2.
Tere Naam
– Because bhai. And also because bhai in his best role ever. Kthanksbye.
Famous
dialogue: Sari duniya pyar mein padi hui hai ... sirf ek mujhe hi haq nahi hai?
... ki main kisi se pyar kar sakun, koi mujhse pyar kar sake ... kyun?
3.
Mohabbatein
– The name itself is enough.
Famous
dialogue: Duniya mein kitni hai nafratein ... phir bhi dilon mein hai chahatein
... jao kehdo is jahan se, is zameen se, aasman se ... rok na sakenge ab yeh
mohabbatein
4.
Aashiqui
– This bollywood musical romance movie of 90’s tops every movie buff’s favorite
list. Love, jealousy, hatred, success, failure, but then love wins everything
else.
Famous
dialogue: Ab mujhe tumhe pyar karne se koi nahi rok sakta ... tum bhi nahi
5.
Qayamat
se Qayamat Tak – One of the heart-touching romantic movies of our time.
Aamir Khan and Juhi Chawla make a wonderful chemistry onscreen and the songs
make it worth remembering forever – ‘Ae mere humsafar’, ‘Gazab ka hai din’,
‘Akele hein to kya gum hai’…need I say more?
Famous
dialogue: Iss hi doobte hue suraj ne hum mein pehli baar milaya tha ... dekh
lena, yahi doobta hua suraj hum mein ek din hamesha ke liye mila dega
6.
Kuch Kuch
Hota Hai – An ideal romantic movie for teens. From start to end, the movie
smells of love. A very predictable love triangle though, but aren’t we suckers
for romance? And what is romance without a little sadness and lambi judai and a rocking comeback with
an image makeover? Thank you Karan Johar.
Famous
dialogue: Kuch kuch hota hai Anjali, tum nahi samjhogi; Hum ek baar jeete hai,
ek baar marte hai, shaadi bhi ek baar hoti hai … aur pyar ek baar hi hota hai;
Tussi ja rahe ho? … tussi na jao
7.
Veer-Zara
– 3 cheers to Yash Chopra for the gooey, mushy, teary-eyed sentimental
romantic movie. Gushing waterfalls, snow-clad mountains, rain and relentless
wait for the beloved…if this isn’t love, what is? Veer-Zara is one of those
movies that give all couples on the earth major relationship goal.
Famous
dialogue: Woh kehte hai mera desh uska nahi, phir kyun mere ghar woh rehti hai
... woh kehte hai main us jaisa nahi, phir kyun mujh jaisi woh lagti hai
8.
Hum Dil
De Chuke Sanam – A love triangle handled really well. And oh, Salman Khan
and Aishwarya Rai (real?) love cooking in the haveli. Of all the things, it’s
the background score that wins over everything else.
Famous
dialogue: Sameer, hawa ka jhoka
9.
Dilwalee
Dulhaniya Le Jaenge – The romantic foray that is etched in the heart of
Bollywood for ever and ever…the movie reinstates how love can melt even the
toughest and hardest of hearts. Come, fall in love with Raj and Simran.
Famous
dialogue: Ja Simran ja, jee le apni zindagi!
10.
Hum Aapke
Hain Kaun - This recipe of this movie is Madhuri Dixit and Salman Khan,
mixed with some crazy, classic songs and lotssss of dancing actors supporting
our hero and heroine in the background. The casting is genuine and there’s
somuch generosity behind the emotions of all the characters that we sip all the
excessive sugar happily.
Famous dialogue: Kyun ... hum aapke hain
kaun?
Too sugary, or not?
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