Irrfan Khan's Death Anniversary: Revisiting His Iconic Dialogues

On April 29th, 2024, we mark the death anniversary of Irrfan Khan, the iconic Indian actor whose brilliance continues to resonate with audiences. His legacy as a versatile performer and master of dialogue delivery remains unmatched. We revisit some of his most memorable lines that showcased his depth and talent.

Irrfan Khan Iconic Dialogues:

‘Life of Pi’ (2012, IMDb: 8.6)

"I suppose, in the end, the whole life becomes an act of letting go"

In Ang Lee's visually stunning adventure film, Khan portrays the adult Pi Patel, a man recounting his extraordinary journey at sea. This poignant line reflects on acceptance and the inevitable nature of letting go.

‘D-Day’ (2013, IMDb: 8.1)

"Galtiyan bhi rishton ki tarah hoti hai... karni nahi padti, ho jati hai" (Mistakes are like relationships... you don't have to make them, they just happen)

Khan delivers this powerful line in the action thriller ‘D-Day,’ where he plays a hardened RAW agent. It speaks to the complexities of relationships and the inevitability of making mistakes within them.

‘Life in a...Metro’ (2007, IMDb: 8.1)

"Ye sheher humein jitna deta hai, badle mein kahin zyada humse lae lete hai" (This city gives us so much, but in return, it takes away even more)

Anurag Basu's film explores the lives of several interconnected characters in Mumbai. Khan's character, Monty, delivers this line highlighting the bittersweet reality of living in a bustling metropolis.

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‘Piku’ (2015, IMDb: 8.1)

"Death aur s*.... ye do cheeze kisi ko bhi, kahin bhi, kabhi bhi aa sakti hai"

Shoojit Sircar's heartwarming family drama ‘Piku’ brings together the talents of Khan, Amitabh Bachchan, and Deepika Padukone. This line, delivered with Khan's signature deadpan humour, reminds us of life's unavoidable realities.

‘Angrezi Medium’ (2020, IMDb: 7.5)

"Aadmi ka sapna toot jata hai na, toh aadmi khatam ho jata hai" (When a man's dream breaks, the man himself breaks)

In one of his final films, ‘Angrezi Medium’, Khan portrays a loving father determined to fulfil his daughter's dream of studying abroad. This line underscores the importance of dreams and their impact on our lives.

‘The Namesake’ (2006, IMDb: 7.4)

"Pack a pillow and blanket and see as much of the world you can. You will not regret it. One day, it will be too late"

Mira Nair's ‘The Namesake’ tells the story of a Bengali couple adjusting to life in New York City. Khan's character delivers this line filled with wisdom, urging viewers to embrace life's experiences.

‘The Lunchbox’ (2013, IMDb: 8.1)

"Life is very busy these days. There are too many people, and everyone wants what the other has"

Ritesh Batra's heartwarming film, ‘The Lunchbox,’ explores an unlikely connection between two lonely individuals. Khan's character reflects on the fast pace of modern life and the resulting sense of isolation.

These are just a few examples of Irrfan Khan's iconic dialogues that continue to resonate with audiences today. His ability to deliver lines with depth, humour, and sincerity cemented his place as one of Indian cinema's greatest talents.

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