Kal Ho Naa Ho is a mixture of romantic, funny and heart-melting movie. Here are some of the famous dialogues from this film to remember. Written by Deblina Chatterjee Updated on Jul 02, 2021 0929 AM IST Popular dialogues from Kal Ho Naa Ho Kal Ho Naa Ho from Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions is undoubtedly a wonderful movie that gives a mixed feeling of sadness and happiness together. On one hand, it’s heart-breaking, on the other hand, it’s full of charm, laughter and emotions. Apart from the fine acting, this movie has some of the most popular and influential dialogues which also help us see the life from a different perspective. So, here are some popular dialogues from Kal Ho Naa Ho. 1-Pyar ka pehla kadam dosti hai, aur aakhri bhi … bus beech ke kadam reh gaye hain. 2-Main aankhen band karta hoon toh tumhe dekhta hoon … aankhen kholta hoon toh tumhe dekhna chahta hoon … tum paas nahi hoti ho toh tumhe chaaron taraf mehsoos karta hoon … har pal, har ghadi, har waqt. 3-Main Tumhe Zindagi Bhar Pyaar Karoonga Aur Marte Dum Tak Pyaar Karoonga…Aur Uske Baad Bhi. 4-Tumhare paas joh hai tumhare hisaab se kam hai … lekin kisi doosre ke nazar se dekho … toh tumhare paas bahut kuch hai. 5-Aaj … aaj ek hasi aur baant lo … aaj ek dua aur maang lo … aaj ek ansoon aur pee lo … aaj ek zindagi aur jee lo … aaj ek sapna aur dekh lo … aaj … kya pata, kal ho naa ho. 6-Soocho, soocho … aur soochne ke liye main tumhe apni saari zindagi deta hoon. 7-Pyar toh bahut log karte hai … lekin mere jaisa pyar koi nahi kar sakta kyun ki kisi ke paas tum joh nahi ho. 8-Jiyo! Khush Raho! Muskurao! Kya Pata Kal Ho Naa Ho. 9-Kaash … kaash main tumhari jagah pe hota … kaash. 10-Laal mere dil ka haal hai ... lagta tumpe kamaal hai ... yeh tofha nahin sawaal hai ... kya Subhash Ghai ki picture Taal hai? ALSO READ 10 Famous quotes from the novel The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

Kal Ho Naa Ho English Tomorrow May Never Come, Hindi pronunciation [kl ?o? na? ?o?], also abbreviated as KHNH, is a 2003 Indian romantic drama film directed by Nikkhil Advani. The film features Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Preity Zinta as the lead characters, with Sushma Seth, Reema Lagoo, Lilette Dubey, and Delnaaz Paul in supporting roles. It narrates the story of Naina Catherine Kapur, a pessimistic and uptight MBA student. She falls in love with her neighbour Aman Mathur, a terminally-ill heart patient who tries to get Naina and her friend Rohit Patel to fall in love with each other, since he does not wish to bring her the pain of his death by reciprocating her feelings. The film was written by Karan Johar, who co-produced it with his father Yash Johar under their Dharma Productions banner on a budget of ?280 million about US$6,132,282 in 2003. The dialogue was written by Niranjan Iyengar and Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy composed the score. Anil Mehta, Manish Malhotra, and Sharmishta Roy were the film's cinematographer, costume designer and art director. The film has several themes, including the depiction of non-resident Indians and homosexuality. Principal photography took place in Toronto, New York City, and Mumbai from January to October 2003. Its soundtrack was released on 27 September 2003 to positive reception, with the title song, "It's The Time To Disco", "Kuch To Hua Hai", and "Pretty Woman" particularly well-received. Kal Ho Naa Ho was released on 27 November 2003 with the promotional tagline, "A Story of a Lifetime ... In a Heartbeat". The film received positive critical feedback, and was commercially successful; it earned ? million about US$18,854,577 in 2003, and was the highest-grossing Indian film of the year. It won two National Film Awards, eight Filmfare Awards, thirteen International Indian Film Academy Awards, six Producers Guild Film Awards, three Screen Awards, and two Zee Cine Awards in 2004. The German Embassy in India paid homage to the film by releasing an eight-minute video, Lebe jetzt. Production Yash Raj Films 32 wins & 39 nominations. IMDB Metacritic 54 Rotten Tomatoes 71% NOT RATED Year 2003 190 $1,787,378 Website 3,997 Views

Kal Ho Naa Ho Tomorrow We May Or May Not Be There is a 2003 Bollywood film written and produced but not directed by Karan Johar. It is generally considered a good "introductory film" for those new to the centers around business student Naina Kapur and her family and friends, all of whom are unhappy... until the outgoing Aman arrives in their neighborhood and takes it upon himself to better their lives. Wacky hijinks, romance, and a healthy dose of angst film provides examples of these tropes Accidental Misnaming Neither Rohit nor Aman seem to remember Camilla's name. Although, in Aman's cases, a few instances were Malicious Misnaming. Annoying Younger Sibling Shiv can be this to Naina. Bittersweet Ending Naina ends up finding a perfect husband and starting a family, but loses the man she truly loves. Blithe Spirit Aman. Boyfriend Bluff Naina pretends to date Rohit so Aman will leave her alone; however, Aman quickly figures out that they're really just good friends. Character Narrator Naina. The entire film is a Flashback as she tells the story to her younger sister. Chekhov's Gun Naina's complaint that the mailman continuously mixes up the last names Kapur and Kapoor. All of Aman's conversations with Priya. Aman's habit of crossing his fingers when he lies. Cool Big Sis Naina to Shiv and especially Gia. Cool Loser Sweetu despite her looks and outgoing nature. Rohit too. Despite being a good catch, the women who express interest in him either have ulterior motives, or only do so after prompting. Crowd Song "Pretty Woman," "It's the Time to Disco," and "Maahi Ve" all qualify. Deadpan Snarker All the three leads have their moments. Defrosting Ice Queen Naina. Disappeared Dad The late Mr. Kapur, who took his own life sometime prior to the film. This is the root of Naina's bitterness as she struggles with the rift his death caused in her family and grief over him leaving her when she needed him. She gets some closure after learning his reasons for doing so in his suicide note. Dramatic Irony Drunken Song Rohit and Naina bellow the chorus of "It's the Time to Disco" as Aman drags them home from a bar. Dysfunctional Family The Kapurs. They come together in the end after Aman reveals the true circumstances behind the late patriarch's death. Easily Forgiven Deconstructed. Jennifer's husband and Naina's father ended up having an extramarital affair which resulted in the birth of Gia. Jennifer not only accepted Gia, but managed to forgive her husband for his adultery, writing it off as a mistake. Mr. Kapur, however saw his unfaithfulness towards Jennifer as an unforgivable mistake and her forgiveness reflected how good a person she was, adding fuel to the fire and he was Driven to Suicide. Everything Fades The title translates to "tomorrow may not be." Evil Matriarch Evil is a stretch, but Lajjo is the main reason for her family's strife for much of the film due to her fights with Jenny, which take a toll on her daughter-in-law and grandchildren. Family Business The Kapurs have Cafe New Delhi; the Patels have Dial-A-Dhokla. Final Speech To quote one movie reviewer, "Madame Bovary has nothing on Aman." The Glasses Gotta Go Subverted. Aman removes Naina's glasses for what he intends to be a Beautiful All Along moment, but it backfires because Naina really is Blind Without 'Em. Naina does eventually get contact lenses, however. Gilligan Cut When Rohit doesn't believe that Camilla is a Gold Digger, Aman suggests Rohit test her by telling her that he doesn't want his father's money and that he is going to struggle to earn his own and if she will stand by him. Rohit angrily tells Aman he will never say anything like that. Cut to Rohit saying this to her verbatim. Good Parents Jenny is a loving mother who works hard to provide for her family and tries her best to support her children, especially Naina, through difficult times. Taken to the extreme with Gia, to whom she is a Good Stepmother. Despite the Awful Truth that Gia is her husband's child from an illicit affair, Jenny took her in when the girl's biological parents couldn't/wouldn't, and raised and loved Gia as her own daughter. Also Aman's mother. Go Out with a Smile Aman spends his final moments laughing and joking with Rohit. Gold Digger Camilla. Handsome Lech Averted with Rohit. His introduction sequence first shows him unsuccessfully trying to flirt with three different women, but it then shows him to be a gentleman, and rather sensitive at that. Heartwarming Orphan Gia. Hollywood Heart Attack Averted. The film establishes that Aman has a heart condition, his heart attack happens during strenuous physical activity, and it's implied that he hasn't been diligent about taking his medication. Upsetting, yes, but hardly shocking. I Want My Beloved to Be Happy Aman takes this to an extreme with everybody. Innocent Innuendo Rohit gleefully tells Naina that he spent all weekend in bed with "Laila". Cut to his bedroom, where we see Rohit... and Laila the golden retriever licking his face. Jerk with a Heart of Gold Lajjo at the end of the film after she reconciles with Jenny. Just Friends Rohit and Naina, until the Relationship Upgrade. Knight of Cerebus Inverted with Aman. The movie looks fairly depressing, then Enter Aman, who single handedly turns it into an upbeat Rom Com. That being said, Aman does have a dark secret and after The Reveal it gets dramatic again... Love Triangle Aman and Rohit both end up falling for Naina. Manic Pixie Dream Girl Gender-Inverted; Aman is this to Naina. The Matchmaker Aman seems to have made it his life's mission to push Naina and Rohit together. Matchmaker Crush On the other hand, it quickly becomes clear that while he's busy pushing Naina and Rohit together, Aman has some serious feelings for Naina. Meet Cute Aman and Naina do this twice. The first time is a Crash-Into Hello, subverted because Naina doesn't see him. The second time, she opens her window to yell at Aman to keep quiet. The two have a silent mini-conversation with their eyes until Naina stomps away, at which point Aman begins the first Crowd Song. Mistaken for Gay Aman and Rohit, by Kantaben and later Rohit's father. Subverted in that both Aman and Rohit are aware of the misconception. Mood Whiplash The first half of the film is a light-hearted romantic comedy - then everything goes south as it's suddenly revealed that Aman is dying of an incurable heart condition and can't find a donor. Multigenerational Household The Kapurs. My God, What Have I Done? Mr. Kapur had an affair with another woman, resulting in Gia's birth. Jenny had forgiven her husband for betraying her, but he couldn't, which is why he committed suicide. Notably, Lajjo is shocked and remorseful after learning the above as well as how Jenny kept quiet about the truth all these years to preserve her husband's memory. Nice Guy Rohit and Aman. Obnoxious In-Laws Jennifer and her mother-in-law constantly argue, with Lajjo criticizing everything she does. One True Threesome Emphasized by the fact that Aman and Rohit, despite being in love with the same person, do not antagonize each other over Naina at all, and are so close that when others assume that they're gay lovers, they play it up for all it's worth. Additionally, Aman does not hold a grudge against Rohit for marrying Naina, especially since he actually set the whole thing up himself, and would rather see them happy. Rohit for his part is fully aware that if not for the fact that Aman is terminally ill and doesn't have much longer to live, Naina would have chosen Aman without a second thought, and honestly would have both accepted and preferred that outcome had it been possible. Parental Abandonment Gia is revealed to be Mr. Kapur's illegitimate daughter born out of wedlock from an extramarital affair. Her biological mother wouldn't care for her, and her father committed suicide out of guilt some time after Jenny adopted her. Playing Cyrano A good portion of the second half of the film has Aman play Cyrano to Rohit's Christian and Naina's Roxane. Two Guys and a Girl Rohit, Aman and Naina. Sad Bollywood Wedding The bride cries all the way to the altar because she's in love with the dying best man. They get to have a last duet about how much they love each other but have to let go. Single Woman Seeks Good Man Naina with Aman and Rohit. Spoiled Brat Shiv sometimes acts like this by taking advantage of being wheelchair-bound. Theme Tune The titular song. The Unfavorite Gia, whose grandmother refuses to accept her because apparently, she is adopted. It's later shown that Lajjo believes Gia's adoption brought misfortune to her family and caused her son to commit suicide. Thankfully, Aman sets her straight when he reveals Gia is her illegitimate granddaughter from her son's affair, which prompts Lajjo to finally welcome Gia into the family. White Shirt of Death Aman has an entire white outfit of death during the title song.

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