Published 11:27 IST, March 15th 2020
Hard-hitting dialogues from Priyanka Chopra's National Award winning film 'Mary Kom'
Priyanka Chopra's performance in 2014's release Mary Kom was appreciated and praised by many. Here are a few thought-provoking dialogues from the film. Read on.
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Global star Priyanka Chopra, who was last seen in Sonali Bose's The Sky Is Pink, is currently gearing up for her multiple upcoming releases including Netflix's The White Tiger along with Rajkummar Rao. She has always managed to serve something new on the table for the audience and her fans.
Be it Aitraaz or 7 Khoon Maaf, she never failed to amuse the audience with her unconventional characters. Being one of them, her 2014's release Mary Kom was praised by the critics and the audience. The film also bagged many awards and accolades including a National Award.
The film was directed by Omung Kumar under the production banner of Sanjay Leela Bhansali Productions along with Viacom18 Motion Picture. The film also stars Darshan Kumar and Sunil Thapa in the lead roles.
The sports-biopic unfolds the struggles of the ace boxer Mangte Chungneijang Mary Kom, portrayed by Priyanka Chopra, and how she marked her comeback after pregnancy. Apart from the screenplay and the performances of the star cast, various dialogues of the film have left a lasting impression on the audience. Here are a few memorable dialogues of Priyanka Chopra from the film.
Dialogues from Priyanka Chopra's Mary Kom
- Kabhi kisi ko itna bhi mat darrao ki darr hi khatam ho jaye - (Don't scare someone so much that they are not scared anymore)
- Nail polish kisi bhi time lagana ... har ladki ka birthright hota hai - (Applying nail polish at any time ... is the birthright of every girl)
- Fighter kabhi haar nahi manta - (A fighter never accepts defeat)
- Hamesha full focus ... dhayan gaya toh naak gaya - (Always have full focus ... if you lose your focus then you'll lose your nose)
- Ek aurat maa ban kar bahut strong ho jata hai, Aur tumhara taaqat ab do guna badh gaya hai. (Afte becoming a mother, a woman becomes more stronger... you have double strength now)
- I am an Indian, India mera dharam hai - (I am an Indian, India is my religion)
11:27 IST, March 15th 2020