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Anatomy of Hindi movie dialogs

Or I should title it 'Anatomy In' Hindi...


  • These hair growth of yours...refers to a romantic chit chat betwixt the involved parties and in no way should be construed as a complaint of the hirsute
  • You cannot clap with one hand - unless of course you already have the Claps - refers to a wiseass comment about the need for two parties to be complicit in wrong doing
  • It is a question of the empty stomach - not a doctor patient chat but rather one involving a warlord's mistreatment of the destitute
  • It is a question of the sinful stomach - not a sermon but again like the point above
  • Being pummeled under the feet - not a Swedish massage but rather manhandling of various characters, usually by a villains decree
  • Rinse mouth and hands - not a medical advice but a random elder advising a visiting guest before proceeding to dine etc..

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  1. RajendraApril 29, 2016 at 7:58 AM

    In Mahabharat, Kansa's dad in the middle of an argument, advises him to go take a bath!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Diamond HeadApril 29, 2016 at 8:45 AM

    and then they cut to a Lifebuoy commercial

    ReplyDelete

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