Who said it to whom and where!
Few scenes/dialogues swim in the sea of memories and they want recognition and so many times we are unable to give proper identification to these audio-visual memories.
Few PFC authors have collected some dialogues from Hindi Films and hope some of these dialogues will take you on a nostalgic trip and some will tickle you inside.
Dialogues may not have exactly correct (word to word) order but meanings are very close to the original dialogues.
Have Fun !
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Karthik Krishnan
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1) hum log cement mein ret milatey hain …. Woh toh RET mein cement milata hai !!!
2) Kya logey ?
Ek VIP ki chaddi dena 36 number ki !!!
OM
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3) Lo Cream role khao
4) Eh, tu jab rota hain na..apna dil bhi rota hain rei
5) …











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