Which scene in a movie stuck with you? - Page 3

Oh man, the last scene you described just hit me hard 💔 The woman didn’t even have to say anything. Her face told her story of betrayal and pain. Incredibly powerful scene 😭

Originally posted by: aishwarya12joys

I had recently watched sardar Udham Singh movie and there was this scene in this where the British officer was talking about bhagat singh to udham, udham asks the British officer what was he doing in the age of 23? The British officer was married and was welcoming his first born child and also was youngest detective in his department. Udham Singh sadly smiles remembers his friend bhagat singh who was hanged at the age of the 23 for fighting for his country's freedom from British and he tells the British officer that he has knows nothing about bhagat singh. That scene has struck with me.

There is this scene in Malayalam movie, ustab hotel where one of the character who plays ex manager of taj hotel tells about brutal incident ( a man was eating his own waste out of hunger) which changed his perspective about his work and made him leave his job and serve people who are hungry.

Then there is another scene in this movie in uyare, where the female protagonist removes the dupatta from her face and sits in front of the father of her ex fiancee who threw a acid on her face. The father had come to plead for his son's freedom from jail for throwing acid on the female's face but could not say a word and left with guilt.

This are few scenes I remember now

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

SRK’s cameo scene in ADHM. When he said:

https://youtu.be/X5UNw3vDa64

I felt this dialogue to my very bones. When SRK skips right past my comments and replies to an attention-seeking lying fan who claims it’s his birthday and wants SRK to wish him, then I comfort myself with this dialogue. 🤧

Awwww. 😆

BTW, KJo royally lifted this dialog from a Telugu movie called ‘Arya’ of Allu Arjun.

That scene is TZP when Aamir's character blasts Ishaan's dad and him saying sabko topper ugane hai ghar par(something like that).. really impactful back then.

So many people around me after watching this movie encouraged their kids to do their fav extra curricular activities. That the child is not plain dumb if he/she is not good at academics. I won't say there was revolution or something but at least around me people understood that if a child is not good at studies..they aren't pagal.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Dus kahaniyan below story poornamaasi :

https://youtu.be/zcU1CkpZ9iU

That one yes . I was hoping for a conversation between them , the mother and the daughter,about what happened. . Amrita was pretty good in it .

The .usic in Paheli was something . And SRK's eyes.

Originally posted by: aishwarya12joys

I had recently watched sardar Udham Singh movie and there was this scene in this where the British officer was talking about bhagat singh to udham, udham asks the British officer what was he doing in the age of 23? The British officer was married and was welcoming his first born child and also was youngest detective in his department. Udham Singh sadly smiles remembers his friend bhagat singh who was hanged at the age of the 23 for fighting for his country's freedom from British and he tells the British officer that he has knows nothing about bhagat singh. That scene has struck with me.

There is this scene in Malayalam movie, ustab hotel where one of the character who plays ex manager of taj hotel tells about brutal incident ( a man was eating his own waste out of hunger) which changed his perspective about his work and made him leave his job and serve people who are hungry.

Then there is another scene in this movie in uyare, where the female protagonist removes the dupatta from her face and sits in front of the father of her ex fiancee who threw a acid on her face. The father had come to plead for his son's freedom from jail for throwing acid on the female's face but could not say a word and left with guilt.

This are few scenes I remember now

Ustad Hotel was good. It's sad that Thilakan is gone. I miss him.

Originally posted by: catchmeifucan

Awwww. 😆

BTW, KJo royally lifted this dialog from a Telugu movie called ‘Arya’ of Allu Arjun.

I like your new UN 😆🤗

KJO royally has no shame stealing dialogues from other movies. Such a beautiful saying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp9xwrqBcGA

Not Bollywood related but absolutely loved Gillian Anderson's acting in this scene.

💔

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z78w3UeJY5s

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

I like your new UN 😆🤗

KJO royally has no shame stealing dialogues from other movies. Such a beautiful saying.

You finally caught me. 🤗It took you a good 3 days though.😭 And I am glad you approve of my new id, was so anxious if it will make the cut. ☺️😆

There were so many such dialogs in that movie. The whole movie was about unrequited one sided love.

Originally posted by: catchmeifucan

You finally caught me. 🤗It took you a good 3 days though.😭 And I am glad you approve of my new id, was so anxious if it will make the cut. ☺️😆

There were so many such dialogs in that movie. The whole movie was about unrequited one sided love.

I haven’t been as active. This is the first time I came across your UN and I had a gut instinct it may have been you. Did some stalking and confirmed my intuition. 😂🤗