Mother's Day special: Top super dramatic dialogues from Bollywood (see pics)

New Delhi: Dialogues are the heart and soul of any film. In glorious years of Indian cinema, there have been many iconic dialogues in Bollywood, especially related to mother that have remained with audiences even today.Whether it's films like 'Deewar, 'Hum Saath Saath Hai', 'Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge', 'Dostaana' or any other, it all has one thing common, that is 'Maa'. It is the dialogues that have shaped the emotional content of the film and heightened them in a way.Whether it is typical emotional mother of Bollywood, Nirupana Roy or today's modern mother Amrita Singh, all get melt as soon as their 'hero' son orate some super dramatic dialogue in a melodramatic way.Rewinding into the past and moving into the present, here are a few such dialogues that have become popular related to mothers over the years and have become a way of thought and speech with Indian fans. We bring you some of the most popular dialogues from Bollywood related to mother. 'Mere paas Maa hain'- Super dramatic dialogue from the movie 'Deewar' is the most popular lines which everyone has used once in their lifetime. The ever so senti dialogue which Shashi Kapoor says to Amitabh Bachchan is the most common line which we use to often while fighting with our siblings.'Maa ke khane mein jo swaad hai, woh aur kahi nahi'- The super emotional dialogue which Salman Khan says after returning from abroad in the movie 'Hum Saath Saath Hai' can be seen in different movies in different styles.'Maa mujhe naukri mil gayi, maa'- Well, this was the most common dialogue which was used in the movies of 70s and 80s. A poor hero when gets job at a big place after facing many difficulties, he use to use this dialogue in a super melodramatic way.'Agar Maa ka doodh piya hai toh saamne aa!'- This is the dialogue, which is often used on-screen and off-screen. A Sunny Deol movie is incomplete without this dialogue.'Jis Maa ne tujhe 9 mahine kokh mein rakha, janam diya, aaj tune use hi bhula diya'- This is the most frequent used dialogue in Hindi cinema. If hero is marrying against his mother's wish or going aboard, the typical Bollywood mother shows her disappointment with this dialogue.'Bacche ko to hum ne bacha liya par Maa ko nahi bacha paaye'- From Hindi movies to Hindi serial this dialogue is ruling all over. The dialogue makes the scene of any movie or serial super emotional and sentimental.'Maa mujhe aashirwad de'- Any emotional scene of Bollywood movie is incomplete without this dialogue. From Shashi Kapoor to Shah Rukh Khan everyone has used this dialogue in their own style.'Ghar mein Maa, behen nahi hai kya?'- This is the line, which every girl has used once in their lifetime. From the time when Shakti Kapoor use to tease the new girl in the college to even now, the dialogue is evergreen.'Main tumhare bachche ki Maa banne wali hoon'- In the era of 70s and 80s this dialogue was on the peak. A super emotional heroine uttering this dialogue to hero with full emotion was the easiest way to make audience senti. And yes how can we forget the heroine's cruel father to add masala in the scene.'Maa dekho tumhare liye main bahu laya hoon'- Remember the scene from 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gam' when Shah Rukh marries Kajol and brings her home, the dialogue suits the scene very well.