‘There is no capacity to avoid rain and …’ Pakistan’s Bakhia blows Bollywood dialogues, ceasefire started trending as soon as ceasefire broke

New Delhi: The dialogues of the film ‘Border’ are still on people’s tongue. In the film, Sunny Deol or Sunil Shetty, everyone thrilled the audience with their drug addicts. A dialogue of ‘Border’ is very famous, which is accurate on the coward Pakistan violating the feesfire- ‘They say that morning breakfast will be in Jaisalmer, will have lunch in Jodhpur and will eat dinner in Delhi. But today we will have their breakfast. Guru Maharaj has said- A Khalsa is equal to 1.25 million. Today, the time has come to show his words to come true.

The dialogue of Akshay Kumar’s film ‘Holiday’ is describing the state of mind of India’s Jabanj soldiers- ‘When those terrorists who intend to erase thousands can give their lives, we cannot protect those who protect.’ Another dialogue of the film is also very much discussed- ‘You live here with family peacefully, so we die on the border every day.’ The dialogue of the film ‘Shaurya’ is also in trend in which the hero says- ‘There is no greater intoxication than dying on the border ..,

Dialogue of Akshay Kumar’s films dialogue
The dialogue of the film ‘Baby’ describes the patriotic spirit of Indians, which is as follows- ‘In the column that is the Religion, we write Indian in Bold. Akshay Kumar’s other film ‘Airlift’ is dialogue- We only have an identity that we are not Kuwaiti, Hindustani. If there is something, there is something or else Nathing.

Dialogues tell the situation in Pakistan
Sunny Deol’s film ‘Maa Tujhe Salam’ is an evergreen dialogue, which is on the tongue of every Indian. It is something like this- ‘If you ask for milk, you will give kheer, if you ask Kashmir, you will rip.’ Who can forget this dialogue of the film’s ‘Gadar’, in which Sunny Deol speaks thundering- ‘Ashraf Ali! Your Pakistan is alive, we have no objection to this, but our Hindustan was Zindabad, Zindabad and Zindabad will remain… Hindusan Zindabad. Another dialogue of the film ‘Gadar’ sits accurate on Pakistan’s current situation- ‘No status to avoid rain and talk about firing?’