Happy Independence Day patriotic quotes: 6 Shah Rukh Khan dialogues to

There are a few stars whose dialogues, thoughts and dreams impact millions at once. One such star in our country is Shah Rukh Khan. On the celebrated and proud occasion of Independence Day 2015 celebrating the freedom of our country, one cannot help remembering the cherished Shah Rukh Khan movies depicting the patriotism. His fans as well as friends in industry are influenced by ever move of this superstar. As India enters its 69th year of independence, here are seven quotes from his movies on our country by our beloved King Khan that can be shared to wish a Happy Independence Day 2015. Also Read: Happy Independence Day 2015 Quotes and Wishes: Best Independence Day quotes to send Happy Independence Day greetings!

1. Chak De India - "Mujhe states ka naam na sunai dete hai na dikhayi dete hai, sirf ek mulk ka naam sunai deta hai, INDIA."

This inspiring dialogue from blockbuster movie Chak De in 2007 with Shah Rukh Khan in the role of Hockey Women's Team coach perfectly describes the idea of country before states. In a country which is still manipulated by the idea, Divide and Rule, this dialogue reminds us to put our country first. It means - I can't hear nor see name of the states ... I can only hear one country name I-N-D-I-A. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan fans celebrate 8 years of Chak De! India

2. Veer Zara - "Woh kehte hai yeh tera desh nahi, phir kyun mere desh jaisa lagta hai ... woh kehta hai main us jaisa nahi, phir kyun mujh jaisa woh lagta hai:"

While the entire poem, "Main Kaidi Number 786 strikes a chord, this verse from Yash Chopra's 2004 passionate love story speaks of our ties with our neighbouring country Pakistan quite well. The movie in itself showcased our neighbouring country as our own and this verse covers that emotion aptly. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan: Top 7 reasons why fans of other Khans envy King Khan!

3. Main Hoon Na - "Nafrat bahut soch samajhkar karni chahiye ... kyun ki ek din hum bhi wahi ban jaate hai, jise hum nafrat karte hai."

This dialogue towards the end of the Farah Khan directed movie describes the results of the concept of hatred. While it serves as life lesson, it is an important aspect to consider while maintaining relations with our neighbouring countries.

4. Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani - "Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani"

This song takes a satirical view at India and its citizen. The song captures the essence of our hypocrisy and often brings out our patriotic side. Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan, Fawad Khan, Salman Khan: 6 Actors That Make India-Pakistan 69th Independence Day wonderful!

5. Pardes - "I Love My India"

This song from Subhash Ghai's classic has been an integral part of our Independence Day celebration. While various aspects of the movie speak of our pride in India, this song captures the essence to perfection. Also Read: Happy Independence Day 2015: Best Independence Day SMS, Shayari, WhatsApp Messages to Wish Happy Independence Day greetings!

6. Swades

Main nahin maanta ki hamara desh duniya ka sabse mahaan desh hai. Lekin yeh zaroor maanta hoon ki hummein kabiliyat hai, taakat hai, is desh ko mahaan banane ki... Hum aapas mein ladte rehte hain, jab hamein ladna chahiye ashiksha ke khilaaf, badhti hui aabadi, bhrashtachaar ke khilaaf. Yahan jaati ke aadhar pe bhed bhav ho rahein hain. Dalit Brahmin ko dosh deta hai, zamindar kisaan ko dosh deta hai par unka hak nahin deta. Phir hum mahaan kaise hue?

Swades has to be one of the most intriguing movie depicting the true love for India. This dialogue, which roughly translates into "I don't believe our country is the best country in the world, but I do believe, that we have the potential and the strength, to make our country the best" hit every fan and non-fan right in the feels. It aptly describes the struggles that lay in the path of India and the greatness it can achieve.