Most entertaining dialogues from Rohit Shetty films

Rohit Shetty is back with his high on entertainment masala potboiler- 'Singham Returns'. With the same energy, quirky action sequences and amazing car chases and antics, it is hard to ignore this film like Rohit Shetty's so many others. However, another typical feature of Rohit Shetty entertainers are its dialogues. With the main leads throwing quotable quotes and hilarious one liners. Although 'Singham Returns' starring Ajay Devgn and Kareena Kapoor hasn't still released yet, Ajay Devgn's dialogue from the trailer "mere haath mein teri kundli tab se hain jab se tu Gaiety Galaxy ke bahar ticket black karta tha" gives us a sneak peek of what to expect from this film. Here are some other Rohit Shetty certified whistle worthy dialogues from some of his other films.

Chennai Express- Kahan se kharidi aisi bokwaas dictionary? Deepika Padukone's heavily accented Tamil in 'Chennai Express' surely attracted criticsm from a few and applaud from the rest. However, one dialogue that no one could ignore from the film is Deepika Padukone's "Kahaan kharidi aisi bakwaas dictionary"? Post the film's release, this specific dialogue made its way into newspaper articles and became a talking point on social media including Twitter. One of the top grossers, Rohit Shetty's 'Chennai Express' had his signature style of dialogues pasted throughout the film.

Chennai Express- Don't underestimate the power of a common man- While we're talking about 'Chennai Express', another dialogue from the film that became very popular was Shah Rukh Khan's "Don't underestimate the power of a common man". SRK says this dialogue so many times in the movie that we are forced to remember it long after coming out of the cinema halls. Watch the special dialogue promo of the film on this entertaining one liner and see in how many different ways does SRK say the same thing.

Singham- Jisme hai dum ... to fakht Bajirao Singham- Talking about Rohit Shetty films, we cannot forget his lucky charm- Ajay Devgn. And talking about both Rohit Shetty and Ajay Devgn it is hard to dismiss dialogues from their film 'Singham'. 'Singham' was an entertaining film and we credit the crisp dialogues for that. Ajay Devgn mouthing "Jisme hai dum, toh fakht Bajirao Singham" set the tone of the film. The film has many hard hitting one liners that are totally paisa vasool and whistle worthy.

Aata maajhi satakli re!- This famous dialogue from the film 'Singham' has been used, reused and abused by many since we saw Ajay Devgn say it in Rohit Shetty's 'Singham'. The dialogue became so famous that Ajay Devgn is often asked to say this particular dialogue during film promotions and interviews. Rohit Shetty gave his own dialogue a funny take when he asked Ajay Devgn to say it in his other film 'Bol Bachchan'. 'Ata majhi satakli' became so popular that it was also used by Asin in 'Khailadi 786'!

Bol Bachchan - Boy under armpit and hyper city in noise pollution (Bagal mein chora aur shehar mein dhindhora)- Rohit Shetty films have a way with words and we say so quite literally here. Shetty's 'Bol Bachchan' sees a very different Ajay Devgn who wants to speak English like an angrez but totally fails. Some of the funniest dialogues in the film see Ajay translating Hindi idioms in English that result in nothing but absolute hilarity. Check out Ajay Devgn's funny dialogue "Boy under armpit and hyper city in noise pollution" which basically means "Bagal mein chora aur shehar mein dhindhora."

Bol Bachchan- My chest has become blouse (Meri chaati aur bhi chaudi ho gayi hai)- There is no end to the amusing dialogues from 'Bol Bachchan' that stars Ajay Devgn, Abhishek Bachchan, Prachi Desai and Asin. One particular scene has Ajay Devgn save Abhishek Bachchan's life where he says "Meri chaati aur bhi chaudi ho gayi hai, my chest has become blouse"! Now you may not want to admit that you never laugh at silly one liners, but come on we are sure no one could keep a straight face during this one.

Bol Bachchan- Brother-in-law will die Tommy’s death- Rohit Shetty films do take things literally and the dialogues from 'Bol Bachchan' are proof of that. Literal translations of Hindi words in English found its way in the film but no one is complaining! While we are still talking about paisa vasool dialogues, we cannot stop ourselves from including this one in this list. Watch the video above to see Ajay Devgn says "Saale ko kutte ki maut maarunga" or "brother-in-law will die Tommy’s death"!

Bol Bachchan- Eat akhrot, tighten your langot, fight with bare hands no knife no forks- Once again we have a 'Bol Bachchan' whistle worthy dialogue ready for you. Don't believe us that someone can say this "Eat akhrot, tighten your langot, fight with bare hands no knife no forks" then watch the video above to see how Ajay Devgn says this dialogue in all seriousness!

Golmaal 3- Tusshar Kapoor's rant that is impossible to understand- Last but not the least, we cannot complete our list without mentioning Tusshar Kapoor and his rants from the 'Golmaal' series. Be it the first or the third film in the series, there is nothing we look forward to other than the dumb Tusshar Kapoor's funny dialogues! While we don't understand a word of Tusshar's ramblings from the film, his scenes are the funniest part of the no-brainer. Watch Tusshar's fight with Kareena Kapoor in 'Golmaal 3' above.