Famous Dialogues
“Main apni favorite hoon.”
Geet in Jab We Met
Known as the "City of Lakes" for its stunning lakes and palaces, this Rajasthani city is a romantic destination.
Udaipur
In this sci-fi adventure, a lonely robot wakes up in a future where humanity is gone and spends his days cleaning trash and watching old movies — until he finds love.
WALL·E
This 90s film follows a love story that starts during a Europe trip and ends with a wedding in Punjab.
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
This soft, syrupy sweet made from deep-fried chhena balls soaked in sugar syrup is a beloved dessert from Bengal and Odisha, often enjoyed during festivals like Durga Puja.
Rasgulla
“Rishte mein toh hum tumhare baap lagte hain, naam hai...”
Shahenshah
Dubbed the “Silicon Valley of India” for its booming IT industry.
Bangalore
This 2010 mind-bending thriller features dream layers and a spinning top.
Inception
In this 70s action-packed film, two close friends help a retired officer protect a rural village from bandits.
Sholay
This fiery dry chutney, native to Maharashtra's Vidarbha region, is made with dried coconut, garlic, and red chilies, and is often served with bhakri.
Thecha
“Zindagi badi honi chahiye, lambi nahi.”
Anand
This eastern city is called the “City of Joy.”
Kolkata
What movie is this famous line from? “My precious...”
Lord of the Rings
This film follows three childhood friends as they reunite in Goa and reflect on how their lives changed after college.
Dil Chahta Hai
This rice and lentil porridge from Tamil Nadu was considered a royal health food in the Chola dynasty and is still eaten during temple festivals, especially at Thanjavur.
Pongal
“Agar maa ka doodh piya hai toh samne aa.”
Arjun
Known as the “City of Pearls,” this southern city also serves as a tech hub.
Hyderabad
Two brothers accidentally unleash magical chaos at home when they receive a mischievous, glowing game.
Jumanji
Set in a rural village during British rule, this film follows farmers who challenge colonial officers through an unexpected sport.
Lagaan
Known as the “king of sweets” in Gujarat, this flaky, layered dessert is made from layers of fried dough soaked in saffron syrup and garnished with nuts.
Mohanthal
“Hum jahan khade hote hain, line wahi se shuru hoti hai.”
Kaalia
Nicknamed the “Manchester of India” due to its textile industry.
Ahmedabad
In a city of soaring skyscrapers, a young inventor teams up with a gentle giant to face a hidden threat.
Big Hero 6
This 90s courtroom drama follows a woman’s fight for justice after a traumatic event, supported by a passionate lawyer.
Damini
Historically a part of the Wazwan feast in Kashmir, this slow-cooked mutton dish uses yogurt and Kashmiri spices and is traditionally prepared in earthen pots sealed with dough to trap the aromas.
Rogan Josh