Ajay Devgn: Top most memorable & iconic dialogues of the Singham actor

Ajay Devgn recently completed 27 years in Bollywood. The superstar made his debut in 1991 through Phool Aur Kaante. Ajay Devgn was known for his ‘macho man’ look, back from the 90s. Talking about iconic dialogues, Devgn has given the audience some memorable power-packed dialogues of all the time. Alongside his acting skills, Ajay is known for his brilliant dialogue delivery. Here are some of his iconic dialogues that will give you nostalgia.

Ajay Devgn's iconic dialogues

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Dua main yaad rakhna

This dialogue is from his thriller-drama, Once Upon a Time in Mumbai. Ajay Devgn is seen as Sultan Mirza, a gangster from Mumbai. The film is based on the life of a smuggler, who rises to power in 1970s Mumbai, a younger gangster seeks to overthrow him and a police officer is caught in the middle. Ajay Devgn is shown a gangster, who does good to people. it is when this dialogue is used and later got immense love and response from the audience.

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Hum mein toh apno ne loota, gairon mein kahan dum tha ... meri kishti thi doobi wahan, jahan pani kam tha

Very few are aware that this famously iconic dialogue is said by none another than Ajay Devgn. It is a dialogue from Ajay’s movie, Dilwale released in 1994. Dilwale was an action-drama with a pinch of romance. Ajay Devgn narrates this dialogue as a shayari in the film. This Shayari is still remembered and is applauded by the fans.

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Aata majhi satakli

Aali re aali aata tumchi baari aali

Well, no description for these dialogues is needed. Singham is one of Bollywood’s blockbusters. The action-drama is full of remarkable savage dialogues, that made their way up in the industry. Rohit Shetty directorial casts Ajay Devgn as a police officer who is fighting against corruption. These two dialogues have just gone on to emphasize Bajirao Singham, Ajay Devgn’s character.

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