10 Shahid Kapoor dialogues that make him the real ‘Rajkumar’

3. “Chinta ko talwar ki nok pe rakhe, woh Rajput … ret ki naav lekar samundar se shart lagaye, woh Rajput … aur jiska sar kate phir bhi dhad dushman se ladta rahe, woh Rajput”

Fans continue to admire this dialogue from Padmaavat delivered by Shahid Kapoor. It showcases the courage and honor inherent in a Rajput warrior. As Maharaja Ratan Singh, the final ruler of the Guhila dynasty overseeing the Mewar kingdom, his performance left a lasting impact on cinema audiences.

4.  “Itihaas apne panne badal sakta hai par Rajput apne usool nahi badalte”

As a lifestyle expert, I’m always on the lookout for ways to live authentically and stay true to our words. And when it comes to movies that embody this value, none come closer to my heart than Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s masterpiece, “Padmaavat.” Starring Deepika Padukone, Ranveer Singh, and the brilliant Shahid Kapoor, this period-drama has earned a special place in cinematic history.

5. “Main paise ke liye kuch bhi kar sakta hoon … toh soch main apne pyar ke liye kya kya karunga”

Have you been struck with a strong wave of nostalgia for this film, “R… Rajkumar” (released in 2013 and directed by Prabhu Deva)? This romantic-action movie is renowned for its iconic songs and scenes. In one memorable moment, Shahid, portraying the hero, humorously asserts his ability to earn money but wonders what he would do for his beloved, Sonakshi Sinha, asking the villain, “I can do anything for money…but what will I do for my love?” This line has resonated with many.

6. “Silent ho ja … varna main violent ho jaunga”

In the film from earlier mentioned, Shahid Kapoor delivered this line as well. For real Bollywood fans, hearing it directly from the actor adds to the experience. Didn’t we all appreciate and enjoy Shahid’s intense portrayal in that movie, which came out around ten years ago?

7.  “Bade se bada business … paise se nahi, ek bade idea se bada hota hai”

As an obsessed fan of Dev Patel’s acting skills, I can’t forget the amazing movie “Badmaash Company” that came out in 2010. I still remember Parmeet Sethi brilliantly directing this story with Anushka Sharma, Meiyang Chang, and Vir Das giving exceptional performances. The inspiring tale of ambitious entrepreneurs is something that resonates deeply within me, as Shahid Kapoor wisely said, “Big business isn’t about big money, but one great idea can make it huge.”

8.  “Waqt bura ho ya achcha … ek na ek din badalta zaroor hai”

Based on my own experiences and observations, I strongly believe that Shahid Kapoor’s dialogue from “Badmaash Company,” “Waqt bura ho ya achcha … ek na ek din badalta zaroor hai” (Time is good or bad … one day surely changes), holds immense significance in our lives. I have gone through phases where I felt stuck, disheartened, and lost. But this dialogue serves as a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, things do change for the better.

9. “Business karne ke liye businessman lagna zaroori tha … paisa ho na ho paisewala lagna zaroori tha”

The conversation in this film excerpt effectively conveys the movie’s core themes – the allure of easy money and manipulation among the youth. It’s an indicator of the enjoyable and morally sound experience awaiting audiences.

10. “Tere Liye Kuch Bhi Kar Sakta Hoon Preeti… Agar Tujhmein Bhi Mere Liye Waisa Pagalpan Hai Na To Call Me Otherwise You Know Me”

As a huge fan of Indian cinema, I have seen my fair share of films that have left a lasting impression on me. Among these, the 2019 release “Kabir Singh” directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga stands out as one that resonated deeply with audiences. The chemistry between Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani’s characters, Kabir and Preeti, was undeniable, and their interactions were filled with raw emotion and intensity.

Here are some beloved conversations from Shahid Kapoor that continue to resonate with fans, leaving them deeply touched. Which of these captivating exchanges holds a special place in your heart?