"In 2001, ... It was possible, perhaps for the first time since India’s independence from Great Britain in 1947, to be a young, economically independent professional in India.... “Dil Chahta Hai” is about that new generation."

"You're right, she looks a bit like Mrs Kashyap, our Economics teacher. But you know what the problem is? I hate Economics!"

"Mahesh: [about Shalini] She isn't happy. How can she be? She's marrying Rohit, but she wants you."

"Preity Zinta as Shalini"

"You think I sit on a pillow everyday?"

"Dimple Kapadia as Tara Jaiswal"

"Samantha Tremayne as Deepa"

"[about Subodh] He's not that bad!"

"You're saying too many 'if's, Sameer. What's the matter?"

"Mom, I've only just come back and you're already talking about me going away?"

"[about Sid's paintings] The door is closed, so no one can enter. The box is tightly shut, so no one can steal anything. And those eyes, who knows what emotions lie behind them? I wonder what other things your paintings are trying to hide... maybe about yourself."

"Rohit: You don't recognise your brother Rohit?"

"Saif Ali Khan as Sameer Mulchandani"

"Akshaye Khanna as Siddharth "Sid" Sinha"

"[to Tara] I want to make a painting of you."

"I work as a coolie on Sundays."

"[about Subodh] Maybe it's time for him to go to the bathroom."

"[Subodh describes meeting Pooja] Subodh, do you not remember the time?"

"On my birthday, my husband gave me this present. Divorce."

"Suhasini Mulay as Nandini Sinha, Sid's mother."

"Close your eyes, Akash. Think about that person, for whom you're willing to sacrifice all eternity. Just to spend a single day with them. Who is that?"

"You only like wham-bam action films. Anyway, those are the ones you'll understood. Because you don't need brains or a heart to enjoy them."

"When Dil Chahta Hai was released, Bollywood was only beginning to change, and viewers were looking for stories that were more accessible and realistic. The movie deviated from typical storylines and offered a novel viewpoint that appealed to urban adolescents in the early 2000s."

"Suchitra Pillai as Priya"

"He was sure he'd never say, 'I love you', to anyone. But when he had to, he said it at someone else's wedding, watched by three hundred people."

"You once told me you've met your type of girl. You lasted two whole weeks with her."

"Sameer? Your name is... Sameer? So you've been lying to me all along!"

"Hey, Rohit! [waves to Rohit across the club]"

"Life is very strange. Some relationships don't have labels. Siddharth, you and me... will always... [dies]"

"Nandini: You want to talk to Sameer, but you're calling up Siddharth! How are you?"

"All relationships begin with smiles and end in tears."

"Aamir Khan as Akash Malhotra"

"Sameer, I know you're in love with Pooja today. But I also know that three months later, you'll be in love with some other girl. There is no trusting you. Pooja today, someone else tomorrow..."

"It had to happen. Priya would've ditched you one day. You know why? Because she didn't love you. She loved some other Sameer. He looked just like you, but he was someone else. You're not that Sameer. You're this Sameer - the one Sid and I know, and the one Priya only hopes to know. If you became Priya's Sameer, our Sameer would be the loser."

"Priya, don't you think Sameer is taking too long to get your drink? [Priya sees Sameer talking to a girl at the bar]'"

"[to Sameer] This is Akash's magic, Uncle Sam! It has never failed."

"Careful! You almost knocked out my other eye too."

"There is a line in every friendship that you should never cross. And today you have crossed it."

"Arkie Whiteley as Sarah Cameron"

"Gregory Harrison as Carl Winters"

"Bill Kerr as Jake Cullen"

"It has two states of being...dangerous or dead"

"It's waiting outside and it can sense your fear. No nightmare will prepare you for it!"

"Nine hundred pounds of marauding tusk and muscle!"

"Chris Haywood as Benny Baker"

"[to Beth] There's something about blasting the shit out of a razorback that brightens up my whole day."