Recommend songs bollywood songs that have spoken dialogues in them?
1.silsila - Latha and Amitabh Bachan 2. Aaandhi - -Sanjeev Kumar & Latha 3.Singaari ,koi (SD Burman) - Latha and Rajesh Khanna. 4.Aap kikasam- Latha and Rajesh Khanna 5.Bobby -Hum Thum Ek kamre me bandh Ho- Latha and Rishi Kapoor
Which are some of the worst dialogues ever spoken in the history of Indian cinema?
Their are dozen of worst movies with worst dialogues, but right now i can only remember "GUNDA", starring Mithun Chakraborty,Shakti Kapoor the movie has 8.2 IMDb rating(This rating is really good)Dialogues are:Bulla introduction:Mera naam hai Bulla,Rakhta hoon main KhullaChutiya (the hair kind) introduction:Mera naam hai Chutiya,Achon-achon ki main khadi karta hoon khatiyaPote (po-tay) introduction:Mera naam hai PoteJo apne baap ke bhi nahin hotay.Ibu-Hatela Introduction:Mera naam hai Ibu Hatela,Maa meri chudail ke beti,Baap mera shaitan ka chela,(pointing downwards) Khayega kela?Pote to Bulla and Chutiya:Zalzala jaag chuka hai,sab ko pata chalega ki gang-war start hone waala hai,Laashein is tarah se tapkegijaise nanhe munne bacche ke nunni se pishaab tapakti haiTup tup !!Ibu-Hatela to Bulla, Pote and ChutiyaLambu-Aata ne hamare aadmi ko maarke rumaal faada hai,Apun uska patloon faadega, who bhi peeche se……angootha laga ke.and the last one.....Lambu-Aata to his dying brother Kundan (stabbed by Bulla):Dekh Kundan, marne ka nahin, Bagair mere pooche marne ka nahin,Agar tu mar gaya to main maje kiske saath karega?Yaad hai, yaad hai tereko, jab hum donon college mein thay?Tu mere se zyaada chikna tha re, tu mere se zyaada chikna tha.Tu chokri pata ke laata tha aur main maje karta tha.Marna nahin…Main Bulla ko jeene nahin doonga aur tereko marne nahin doonga,Tu marna nahin mere bhai, tu marna nahinArey nahin…..Dum ko pakad ke rakh, mere bhai, dum ko pakad ke rakh,Yaad hai mere bhai kundan,Woh dhande-waali tereko yaad hai?Jo tereko bolti thi…mere pyaare chikne kundan.Lagaoongi tereko chandan,Pairon ke jhoole mein jhulaake pahunchaoongi is jahaaj se London.Yaad hai? …Aey Kundan…..Arey mara gaya re kundan !!!Bulllaaaa…Aey Bullaaaa,Teri bahen ka karoonga main Khullam Khullaa !(abbey saaley is dialogue ko sun kar woh 10 baar mar jayega)
What are the most double meaning dialogues spoken by a Bollywood actress ever?
This dialogues are from movies gunda and Lina by Kanti shahMera naam hai Bulla,Rakhta hoon main Khulla.Mera naam hai Ibu Hatela,Maa meri chudail ke beti,Baap mera shaitan ka chela,Khayega kela?Kya!! Pehle toh tum donon ek hee chokri ke saath sote the,Tu idhar se, woh udhar se………chumma lete the.Lambu-Aata ne hamare aadmi ko maarke rumaal faada hai,Apun uska patloon faadega, who bhi peeche se……angootha laga ke.Dada baap ke baap ko kehte hain,Aur main hoon tum sab ka Baap.From LOHA NOW !!!Dekhne mein bewda, bhagne mein ghoda aur maarne mein hatauda.Main khodta nahin, sirf dafan karta hoon.Chokri bani hai chedne ke liye ... chatri bani hai kholne ke liye ... chadar bani hai odhne ke liye.Zindagi chahte ho toh humse bachkar rehna ... jahan nimbu nahi jaata wahan nariyal ghusad dete hai.Chalo meri jaan ... chal kar lagayein pyar ki dukaan.Jo apun ki baat maanta hai na, usse main Himalaya ke pahad ki choti par bhita deta hoon ... aur joh apun ki baat nahin maanta, usse hari mirch ki chutney par bhita deta hoon.Kauve ne cheel ka chuma liya ... aur cheel ne chuhe ka bachcha pehda kiya.Source-Internet.
Which is the best dialogue spoken by Shahrukh Khan?
Source/Link: Shah Rukh Khan’s 10 Most Popular Dialogues Ever!An actor par excellence, Shah Rukh Khan is a performer who’s got remarkable rhetoric skills; whether he’s romancing the woman of his dreams, expressing his torment or inspiring the underdogs to give it their best shot.On his 49th Birthday, here’s a compilation of 10 of his most popular dialogues from Hindi films.“Babuji ne kaha gaon chod do. Sabne kaha Paro ko chod do. Paro ne kaha sharab chod do. Aaj tumne keh diya haveli chod do. Ek din aayega jab woh kahega, duniya hi chod do” (Devdas)Source“Kabhi kabhi kuch jeetne ke jiye kuch haarna bhi padta hai. Aur haar ke jeetne wale ko Baazigar kehte” (Baazigar)Source “I love you K-K-K-K-K-Kiran” (Darr)Source (Image Source: Yash Raj Films)“Rahul….naam toh suna hoga?” (Dil Toh Pagal Hain)Source (Image Source: Yash Raj Films)“Main nahi manta humara desh duniya ka sabse mahaan desh hai. Lekin yeh zaroor manta hoon, hum mein taaqat hai, kabiliyat hai apne desh ko mahaan banane ki” (Swades)Source “Koi baat nahi Senorita, bade bade deshon main aisi chhoti chhoti baatein hoti rehti hai” (Dilwale Dulhania Le Jaayenge)Source (Image Source: Yash Raj Films)“Pyaar dosti hai. Agar woh meri sabse achi dost nahi ban sakti toh main usse kabhi pyaar kar hi nahi sakta. Kyunki dosti bina toh pyaar hota hi nahi” (Kuch Kuch Hota Hai)Source “Aaj … aaj ek hasi aur baant lo … aaj ek dua aur maang lo … aaj ek ansoon aur pee lo … aaj ek zindagi aur jee lo … aaj ek sapna aur dekh lo … aaj … kya pata, kal ho naa ho” (Kal Ho Naa Ho)Source “Sattar minute. Sattar minute hain tumhare paas. Shayad tumhari zindagi ke sabse khaas sattar minute. Aaj tum achchha khelo ya bura yeh sattar minute tumhe zindagi bhar yaad rahenge” (Chak De India!)Source (Image Source: Yash Raj Films)“Itni shiddat se maine tumhe paane ki koshish ki hai, ki har zarre ne mujhe tumse milane ki koshish ki hai. Kehte hai agar kissi cheez ko dil se chaaho toh poori kainat tumhe usse milane ki koshish mein lag jaati hai. Aap sabne mujhe meri chahat se mila diya, thanks, thanks very much. Kehte hai ki filmon ki tarah hamari zindagi mein bhi end tak sab theek hi ho jaata hai. Happys Endings. Aur agar theek naa ho toh woh ‘The End’ nahi. Picture abhi baaki hai mere dost” (Om Shanti Om)
What point of view is dialogue?
I don't know about you, but I consider dialogue to simply be those words spoken between two people. The story can be in any point of view. Dialogue doesn't have a point of view, it is simply the words between the quotation marks. Whether it's written as 'He said, "You have to go." ' or as 'He says, "You have to go." ' ...the dialogue remains just the words "You have to go," which have no point of view. Only the speaker (character) has a point of view, not the dialogue itself. Dialogue can have dialect put into it, or stuttering, or insanity... there are many choices... but none of them are 'point of view.'
Is there a dialogue in Les Miserables?
Please try to understand what *THIS* film version is all about. It is the FIRST time, THIS, has been attempted. It is not a re-telling of the BOOK., per se.-...but rather a FILM ADAPTION of the PLAY. (which of course is based on the book. ) Therefore and to whit, what they wanted to do.....was take the Broadway play....to the LARGE SCREEN. Not just FILM a straight version of the PLAY......which they have already done several times with the 10th and 25th annivesary Dvd's.... No, .....they wanted to make a MOVIE version, of the play. It's splitting hairs....but here's the difference. On SCREEN....they can add amazing CGI effects, and special effects, and sets and and all that......PLUSSSSS you get CLOSER to the actors and their reactions, than you do in a play. That is why, in this version....that wanted ACTORS......NOTTTTT singers. They wanted trained ACTORS......to ACT OUT the songs. So to answer your question.......YES, this movie, tells the story, like the play, in SONG after song.......but ACTED OUT, with all the special effects not possible, on a stage, in such GRAND sweeping scale. It's actually done, *QUITE WELL* and was clearly a BRILIANT success. Yes, its all SUNG, from start to finish, with only a few joining words, here or there thrown in, to move the story along, but no, mostly 99% song. But you go for the spectacular FILM MAKING......and keep in mind, the singing will NOT be Broadway quality, as they didn't ***WANT***** Broadway singers, .....that they easily could have hired..... they wanted good ACTORS......who wouldn't be afraid to tackle the tough songs. No, Russell Crowe will not win any awards for his SINGING......but that's the POINT......it's Russell Crowe....singing Broadway show tunes! Give the man some CREDIT.......he was game enough to try, and he was a wonderful Javert! It was an excellent choice. Anne Hathaway, clearly blew her role out of the water, and she won an Oscar for it. It was a GREAT movie.
What are some of the best songs containing dialogue?
Hey Joe - Jimi HendrixHey Joe, where you goin' with that gun of your hand?Hey Joe, I said where you goin' with that gun in your hand? OhI'm goin' down to shoot my old ladyYou know I caught her messin' 'round with another manYeah, I'm goin' down to shoot my old ladyYou know I caught her messin' 'round with another manHuh! and that ain't coolHuh hey hoe, I heard you shot your mamma down.You shot her down nowHey Joe, I heard you shot your lady downYou shot her down in the ground yeah!Yeah!Yes, I did, I shot herYou know I caught her messin' round messin' round townHuh, yes I did I shot herYou know I caught my old lady messin' 'round townAnd I gave her the gun etc.Jackson - June Carter & Johnny Cash (...)Well, go on down to Jackson; go ahead and wreck your health.Go play your hand you big-talkin' man, make a big fool of yourself,You're goin' to Jackson; go comb your hair!Honey, I'm gonna snowball Jackson.See if I care.When I breeze into that city, people gonna stoop and bow. (Hah!)All them women gonna make me, teach 'em what they don't know how,I'm goin' to Jackson, you turn-a loose-a my coat.'Cos I'm goin' to Jackson."Goodbye," that's all she wrote. (...)EDIT: I (almost) forgot my favorite one: The Captain by Leonard Cohen. (...)"Complain, complain, that's all you've done Ever since we lost If it's not the Crucifixion Then it's the Holocaust." "May Christ have mercy on your soul For making such a joke Amid these hearts that burn like coal And the flesh that rose like smoke." "I know that you have suffered, lad, But suffer this awhile: Whatever makes a soldier sad Will make a killer smile." "I'm leaving, Captain, I must go There's blood upon your hand But tell me, Captain, if you know Of a decent place to stand." "There is no decent place to stand In a massacre; But if a woman take your hand Go and stand with her."(...)
Which are the best dialogues from Hollywood movies?
Aah Dialogues!!We might not remember who the director is or maybe even the name of the movie but what we surely remember is those whistle inducing, clap worthy sequences where the actors mouth the cheesiest dialogues that remain etched in our memory!!Presenting to you a list of some of the best dialogues that remain memorable even after decades and would surely stand the test of time for the years to come!#1. Schindler's List (1993)When Oskar Schindler taught us the difference between Power and Justice.#2. Blood Diamond (2006)#3. Before Sunset (2004)You can never replace anyone…. because everyone is made of such beautiful, specific details.#4. Spellbound (1945)The greatest harm done the human race has been done by the poets. They keep filling people’s heads with delusion about love.#5. 500 Days of Summer (2009)#6. Dexter (TV Series 2006–2013)#7. Narcos (TV Series 2015– )#8. Horace and Pete (TV Series 2016)#9. Hannibal (TV Series 2013–2015)Its hard to be with another person when you can’t get out of your own head.Did God feel good about that? He felt Powerful#10. And now from the SITCOMSFriends (TV Series 1994–2004)How I Met Your Mother (TV Series 2005–2014)The Big Bang Theory (TV Series 2007– )Your Thought
Does the musical "Hamilton" contain dialogue?
No, there isn’t any dialogue to transition the songs. There are some scenes, however. (the following is spoilers if you are going to see the musical live, and is based off of what a friend told me when she watched it)One scene is the “Redcoat Transition” where one ensemble member acts as a redcoat while two others act as patriot spies. One of the spies passes a note to the other and quickly walks offstage, and the other spy gets her neck “snapped” by the redcoat. This is a transition between “You’ll Be Back” and “Right Hand Man.”The other scene (sort of) is after “Dear Theodosia” and it’s called “Tomorrow There’ll Be More of Us” (Lin Manuel-Miranda posted the lyrics to this on his Tumblr, but I can only find the Genius lyrics for it right now) which is when Hamilton finds out that John Laurens was killed by British troops while he was in South Carolina.