7 Iconic Bollywood Dialogues That Celebrate Mothers

Producer: Priyanka Das | Editor: Sujata Singh May 08, 2025

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From being unwed and the sole bread earner of the family to a naive and evil mother-in-law, Hindi cinema has presented mothers in all forms, delivering some whistle-worthy dialogues.

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Mere Paas Maa Hai (Deewar)

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This legendary dialogue from Yash Chopra’s directorial ‘Deewar,’ is regarded as one of the most famous Maa dialogues and is still fresh in everyone’s mind even today. 

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Jab Ladki Jawan Ho Jati Hai, Toh Maa Uski Maa Nahi Rehti Sehali Ban Jaati Hai (Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge)

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This heartwarming dialogue by Farida Jalal is highlights the evolving yet strong bond between mothers and daughters. 

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Maa Ke Khane Mein Jo Swaad Hai, Woh Aur Kahi Nahi (Hum Saath Saath Hain)

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Quite relatable, right? This light-hearted yet heartfelt line showcases the comfort and love associated with mother’s food.

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Ammi Jaan Kehti Thi Koi Dhanda Chota Nahi Hota (Raees)

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This famous dialogue from Rahul Dholakia’s directorial depicts that mothers are our first teachers. They offer valuable insights and nurture us into good humans.

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Kya Issi Din Ke Liye Tumhein Pal Pos Kar Bada Kiya Tha (Golmaal)

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It is a household dialogue spoken in every house by Indian mothers while scolding their children. 

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Jab Maa Ka Dil Tadapta Hai Na, Toh Aasman Me Bhi Darar Padh Jati Hai (Karan Arjun)

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This dialogue from the Bollywood classic highlights the immense power and influence of a mother’s love and emotions. 

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Maa Ke Dil Ko Dukha Kar Aaj Tak Koi Khush Nahi Raha Hai (Devdas)

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This dialogue teaches the importance of treating mothers with kindness and respect, underlining the emotion that a person cannot be happy if they hurt their mother intentionally or unintentionally.