The Most Memorable Dialogues Of Disney+Hotstar’s 12^th Fail Movie

Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s directorial 12^th Fail Movie, starring Vikrant Massey, Medha Shankar, and Anant V Joshi is now streaming on Disney+Hotstar. The 12^th Fail movie was one of the best films of the year 2023 and was hugely recognized for its impeccable writing, heart-wrenching performances, and beautiful songs.

But one aspect that often gets lost in the larger scheme of public film discourse is the dialogue of a film. With time, the audiences are getting more tilted towards the box office revenue of a film and it has sadly become the means to analyze a film’s performance and not much attention is paid to the content or the writing of the film.

Today we are going to look at the best dialogues from the 12^th Fail Movie and how they elevated the film’s narrative and packed the punch for the ultimate impact that it had on the audiences. The film boasts of a lot of emotional, funny, and motivating dialogues which we can seldom see in the Hindi Film space.

“Yeh Jo Fine Ke Naam Pe Tu Maang Raha Hai Na? Ghoos Hai Yeh.”

We seldom see people be straightforward, we see even fewer when they have the guts to look at the problem without batting an eyelid. In this particular moment, Manoj Kumar Sharma (Vikrant Massey) does not hesitate to confront the corrupt official and simply refuses to comply. He is completely straightforward and is not afraid to call a spade, a spade. This fearlessness is something we can incorporate in our lives too, as it proves the importance of truth and where it can get you.

“If the citizens were educated, it would be a real problem for the leader”

A philosopher once said, “The truth might not be documented for any regime to survive”. While Manoj Kumar Sharma is being interviewed, he makes this particular statement. Several institutions prepare students for the UPSC Exam and interview, and it is often advised them to avoid topics that may expose the shortcomings that authorities have. Once again, Manoj speaks his heart out, which helps him clear the interview, for he truly understands the predicament faced by the citizens of this nation.

“Manoj, tum chahe IPS officer bano ya aata chakki mein kaam karo, main saari zindagi tumhare saath bitana chahti hu.”

This was one of the most memorable moments of the Disney+Hostar starrer film. It is when Shraddha (Medha Shankar) assures Manoj (Vikrant Massey) that she will always be by his side, no matter what. Sometimes we get really afraid of failure and we assume that our life can never go right again, but it is very wrong to associate failure with life as we have many chances in life and all we need at times is some form of reassurance from our loved ones. Shraddha does exactly that for Manoj.

“Papa kehtey the, bahar ke andhere se nahhi, ander ke andhere se daro.”

12^th Fail movie had this beautiful moment as well which talks about the darkness that we carry within ourselves. At times, we may be afraid of the dark and we may begin to doubt ourselves and we may be sensitive to the darkness that lies inside us. Here, Manoj reminisces about his father who had once advised him that one should not be afraid of the darkness that exists outside, but one should be very scared of the darkness that exists within.

“Ye hum sab ki ladai hai, ek ka jeet hoga na toh karodon bhed-bakriyon ka jeet hoga.”

The key to success is perseverance. It is very easy to give up on things that we desire in life because we find many obstacles in our path to success, but this line emphasizes the importance of perseverance, that we must overcome all obstacles and keep going no matter what because the success of one person motivates thousands of people to take the plunge and dive into the unknown.

“Tum jhoot ko bhi sach ki tarah bolte ho, news mein reporter bann jao”

The Disney+Hotstar film also takes a sly dig at the reporters. The state of journalism has always been pitiful because they cook up a lot of things that are untrue and are intended for their benefit even if they malign someone else’s reputation. Here, Manoj sums up what a lot of people feel about lies and the state of Indian Journalism.

“Jiske paas power hai wo kabhi use chordhna hi nahi chahta”

12^th Fail Movie is very introspective too at times. Manoj laments about something which is not only common to India, but it also concerns a wider diaspora. He laments that people in power never want to let go of their position, they always want to hold on to it and they want to keep benefitting themselves to live a lavish lifestyle.

“Paani saaf hona chahiye chaahe steel ke glass mein ho ya kaanch ke, waise hi officer saaf hona chahiye chaahe Hindi bole ya Angrezi”

Manoj draws a very nuanced analogy here, reiterating that one should always work with honesty and that language does not matter in defining a person’s character. He talks about how it is important to drink clean water, it doesn’t necessarily have to be in a steel cup or glass, what matters is the fact that it should be clean.

“2 lakh Hindi medium vidhyarthiyo mein kewal 25-30 hi ban pate hain IAS IPS. Baki 199, 970 cut to 0…Fat gaya?”

This dialogue illustrates the unfortunate plight faced by many students in India. The seats are limited and the participation and preparation for those seats are in the thousands. This very fact is enough to demotivate a student to even sit for the exam, but many of them, like Manoj, still take their chances and fight. They break their backs and they work extremely hard to get where they want to be.

“IAS banna badi baat nahi hai, badi baat yeh hai ki jis kursi par aap bethenge naa, usse aapki izzat na ho, balki aap se us kursi ki izzat ho.”

This dialogue truly captures the essence of the 12^th Fail Movie as it sums up the entire journey in two simple lines. What ends up happening a lot of times is that people turn corrupt once they have successfully achieved their goals.

Everyone works hard, while some get to sit on the chair. It is very important to acknowledge the position of privilege that one gets when one gets that chair and it is also important to keep oneself clean, one must strive to add value to the chair and not be enamored by it.

Conclusion

The lines from 12th Fail remain significant because they express the difficulties, self-doubt, and social rejection that many 12th-grade failing students still suffer in the Indian educational context. The film was far ahead of its time in questioning the link between academic merit, skills, and exam results. It illustrates how failure has a significant emotional and monetary effect on middle-class Indian families that lack the necessary resources to cope.

Dialogues from Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya? Well, let me warn you, you are going to be on a laughter ride!

Teri Baaton mein Aisa Uljha jiya trailer, released sometime back, showcased some of the funniest and most creative dialogues I have come across lately. All set to release on February 9th, this Kriti Sanon and Shahid Kapoor starrer is certainly going to offer some refreshing and bone-tickling nuances (hopefully).

As the trailer appears, Shahid Kapoor falls for a robot, which leads to a series of funny events as the robot meets his family. Well, unlike the nature of robots, the film trailer offered some hilarious dialogue that might make you anticipate the movie. Until the movie hits theaters, here are 8 hilarious and creative dialogues from Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya To Crack You Up!

8 Hilarious Dialogues From Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya

Will this pick-up line work, people? I was just asking for a friend, though.

Saari languages bol leti ho, har tarah ka khana bana leti ho, pehli bar cigarette pite ho, to khasti bhi nahi ho. Tum ladki ho ya Aladdin ka chirag?

Did Green Card just win over Sanskaar??

–Hi, Sharmila.

– Ye mujhe naam se kyu bula rahi hai?

– Mummy ye America se hai na.

Real ID se aayo Kokila Ben

Ye is ghar ki nayi member Harami bahu…….Hamari bahu!

This is my family, and every time my social battery runs out

– Sifra? Sifra?…… Mausi isko doctor ke pass leke chalte hai.

– Iski battery dead hai, time lagega charge hone me.

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It’s funny but kind of stereotypical, just saying

– Naam bolo jii.

– Sifra.

– Pura naam?

– Super Intelligent Female Robot Automation.

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– South se ho aap?

Me, in every situationship, I just fall for red flags, not robots, bas.

Mere mann me Sifra ke liye feelings develop ho gayi hai aur ye janne ke baad bhi ki wo robot hai wo jaa nahi rahi

Also, read:

10 Best Dialogues From Dream Girl 2 That’ll Surely Crack You Up

Well, seems like the film might!

– Aaj to lag raha hai pure Delhi me aag laga degi.

– Kya aap chahti hai ki main pure Delhi me aag laga du?

If this made you laugh out loud, here’s the trailer for another round of laughter!

Make sure you drop by the theatres on 9th February to unveil this robotic rom-com!

Also, let us know in the comments below which dialogue you laughed at the most!

Powerful patriotic dialogues to capture the spirit of India and the joy of Republic Day! Share your favorite lines in the comments, and let’s celebrate together! Maa tujhe salaam! These voices echo through history!

9 Powerful Patriotic Bollywood Dialogues To Infuse Patriotism

Holiday: A soldier is never off duty

“Jab wahan border par log apni neend ki parwah kiye bina jagte hain, tab tumhein yahan sheher mein chain ki neend aati hain.”

Chak de! INDIA

“Mujhe states ke naam na sunayi dete hain na dikhayi dete hain, sirf ek mulk ka naam sunai deta hai… INDIA”

Also, read:

9 Underrated Indian Patriotic Movies To Watch On Republic Day

Raazi

“Watan Ke Aage Kuch Bhi Nahi, Khud Bhi Nhi”

URI: The Surgical Strike

“Yeh Hindustan ab chup nahi behtega … yeh naya Hindustan hai … yeh ghar mein ghusega bhi aur maarega bhi”

Mangal Pandey- The rising

“ Yeh azaadi ki ladai hain, guzre hue kal se azaadi… aane waale kal ke liye”

Border

“Shayad tum nahi jaante … yeh dharti sher bhi pehda karti hai”

Bang Bang

“Joh desh ke liye ladte hai … unki maut ka countdown unki pehli saans ke saath shuru ho jaata hai.”

WAR

“Jung joh hai na, shaheed hokar nahi … dushman ko shaheed karke jeeti jaati hai”

Shershaah

“Ek fauji ke rutbe se bada koi aur rutba nahi hota, vardi ki shaan se badi koi aur shaan nahi hoti, aur apne desh se bada koi dharam nahi hota.”