Unveiling The Top 10 Memorable Lines From Dahaad That Stuck With Us

Dahaad
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The popular television show Dahaad has won the hearts of viewers. Particularly, the engrossing and perceptive lines written by Sumit Arora have received a great deal of love and respect, bringing intensity and depth to the show’s plot and making it a fan favorite. Here are the top 10 exchanges from the series that will always be remembered:

Dahaad
Dahaad

 

1. “Jo khush hota hai wo Khudakushi nahin karta.”

2. “Insaaf ki jaati poochoge na toh wo bhi unchi jaati ka hi niklega.”

3. “Ye thhari pushto ka time na hai, Samvidhan ka time hai, kaayde kanoon ka time hai.”

4. “Saaf toh aaina bhi hove par peeche se toh kala hi hove.”

5. ”Jis aadmi ke haatho par khoon laga ho, usse bhaichare ki kya ummid?”

6. ”Jo paas hota hai usski aankho mein dhool jhonkna zyada asaan hota hai.”

7. ”Within the country mein poori country aati hai, Devi Singh Ji!”

8. “Ek rahpata maarungi lot-ta phirega.”

9. “Aisi soriya (sorries) toh pehle bhi kai baar bol chuki ho. Kya karunga main tumhari inn soriyo ka?”

10. “Humein kabhi bhi bure karam nahin karne chahiye. Bhagwan sab dekh raha hai.”

Dahaad
Dahaad
A prolific writer who is well-known for his work on acclaimed series like The Family Man and Stree, Sumit Arora has had a tremendous impact on a variety of media. His talent has no bounds; he has written for hit television shows like Dill Mill Gaye and 24 as well as dialogue for blockbuster films like Stree and 83. Fans are eagerly awaiting Sumit Arora’s dialogue magic in upcoming films like Guns, Gulaab, and Jawan, and anticipation is increasing.
Akash Chaudhary, aka Filmee Boy, is a Bollywood and Hollywood film critic based in India with over 10 years of experience reviewing films and OTT releases. Having watched and reviewed 500+ films across Netflix, JioHotstar, and Prime Video, he brings an honest, no-nonsense take on Indian and international cinema. When he's not watching movies, he's probably arguing about why that one film deserved better.