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4 years of PINK: Hard-hitting dialogues from the Amitabh Bachchan starrer

In 2016, Amitabh Bachchan, Taapsee Pannu, Kirti Kulhari, and Andrea Tariang had teamed up for a movie titled PINK. Directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, PINK was a hit at the box office and was appreciated by critics.

One of the best elements of the film was the dialogues which we can never forget. Today, the film completes four years of its release, so let’s look at the list of some of the hard-hitting dialogues from the movie…


‘Na’ sirf ek shabd nahi, apne aap mein ek poora vakya hai, isse kisi tarakh, spashtikaran, explanation ya vyakhya ki zaroorat nahi hoti, na ka matlab na hi hota hai…

Hamare yahan ghadi ki sui character decide karti hai…

Raat ko ladkiyan jab sadak pe akeli jaati hai to gaadiyaan slow jaati hai aur unke sheeshe neeche ho jate hai. Din mei ye mahan idea kisiko nahi aata…

Kisi bhi ladki ko kisi bhi ladke ke saath kabhi bhi akele nahi jana chaiye, kyuki aisa karne se waha ke log assume kar lete hai ki woh khud waha pe aayi hai aur unhe use touch karne ya, chune ka licence issue kar dia gaya hai…

Sharab ko yaha ek galat character ki nishani maana jaata hai, sirf ladkiyon ke liye. Ladkon ke liye to ye sirf ek health hazard hai…

Rock show mei hai to hint hai, library ya mandir mein hai to hint nahi hai. Venue decide karta hai aapka character…

These boys must realise that ‘no’ ka matlab ‘no’ hota hai. Usse bolne wali ladki koi parichit ho, friend ho, girlfriend ho, koi sex worker ho, ya aapki apni biwi hi kyu na ho. ‘No’ means ‘No’ and when someone says ‘No’, you stop…

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