Imtiaz Ali is a well-known director who made his debut with Socha Na Tha in 2005 and rose to prominence with Jab We Met in 2007.
Throughout his career, the director has continued to deliver several hits. He’s known for his unique perspective on love, passion, and life.
Here are a couple of Imtiaz Ali’s most memorable scenes-
1. “Samajh, mazhab, sab apni jagah hai…Lekin pyaar sabse upar hai.”
Love is unconstrained by differences or restrictions. Isn’t it amazing how love transcends the discriminatory aspects of society?
Love transcends all castes, religions, genders, and physical appearances; everything may fall apart, but true love strengthens our weaknesses and makes our lives more beautiful than before. There is pure, unadulterated love right there.
2. “Jahan se tum mujhe laaye ho, mein wahan wapas nahi jaana chahti. Jahan bhi le ja rahe ho, wahan pahunchna nahi chahti. Par yeh raasta, yeh bahut accha hai. Mein chahti hoon ki yeh raasta kabhi khatam na ho.”
Perhaps the journeys are the nicest thing that has ever happened to you. It’s the difficulties and companions that matter more than the final destination.
It is simple to survive if you live like a carefree child, forgetting about the different sides of the world because mending begins within. The best remedy to any difficulty is to trust the process.
3. “Pata hai, yahan se bohot door, galat aur sahi ke paar ek maidaan hai waha milunga tujhe”
Perhaps the journeys are the nicest thing that has ever happened to you. It’s the difficulties and companions that matter more than the final destination.
It is simple to survive if you live like a carefree child, forgetting about the different sides of the world because mending begins within. The best remedy to any difficulty is to trust the process.
4. “Tujhe kya lagta hai ki…yeh hum kar rahe hai? Humari kahani likhi hui hai.”
“If something is supposed to happen, it will.” Love always finds a way back, whether it’s across the mountains and valleys, through the south and north, or against all odds. Some individuals truly believe in fate, and Majnu was one of them.
It’s unusual to have a connection with a stranger, but what’s odd is experiencing deja vu with someone we’ve never met.
When we understand the meaning of life and destiny, we realize that life revolves around only a few people, and all the strings feel attached.
5. “Tu wahi hai jo subha ko office jaata hai aur shaam ko ghar aata hai, boss ki daant khata hai aur kisi ko nahi batata hai.”
Hustle consumes a person’s soul. Life has turned into a circle in which one’s true self is trapped. Our patience to keep up with our fast-paced existence is limited, as is our time.
Although some situations are beyond our control, we should not place our lives in the hands of others. Today’s decisions should not be regretted later on in life.
6. “Jab koi pyaar mein hota hai toh koi sahi galat nahi hota hai.”
All are overcome by love. Wouldn’t we all be failing at love if it started to make sense one day? Love is insane; it drives us insane and leaves us with no choice but to pursue its beauty and purity.
The race between the mind and the heart is won by the heart, for a wild body knows no limitations and a sound soul knows no stupidity.
Although love is irrational, it makes perfect sense when it comes to lending a helping hand. The song Jab We Met is a homage to making the wrong mistakes in order to get to the right place.
7. “Toote hue dil se hi sangeet nikalta hai.”
It’s a common misconception that heartbreak equals breakups. Heartbreak is painful, and it takes time to recover. Finding a way out during this difficult period is akin to moving into a new house.
Some people wallow in their own thoughts, while others explore their hidden sides, and music appears to be one of them. Music is the balm for our broken hearts.
8. “Jaane se pehle ek aakhri baar milna zaroori kyun hota hai?”
Is it true that saying goodbye makes life simpler, or that it makes things worse?
Closures are desperately needed since people and things stalk them every day and night when they abruptly decide to leave their relationships.
We all deserve a final gesture from our loved ones to relive the events and reveal the unsaid thoughts, to heal the wounds, or to rip them apart again.
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