Relationship advice from Bollywood films, which can make your relationship strong even today

‘Mohabbatein’ taught us that there is no bargain in love

Who knows how many times fans would have watched this movie of Shahrukh Khan. Actress Kin Sharmi played the role of Sanjana in this movie. Sanjana has a dialogue which teaches everyone to love without any demand.

‘If someone loves you, he/she should love you, treat you the way you are; if someone loves you like a cloud, then that is not love, that is a deal; and madam, there is no deal in love.’

What a wonderful message the actress has given through her dialogue. If people getting into a new relationship implement this dialogue in their relationship, then no power can separate them. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @kimsharmaofficial)

‘Fanaa’ taught me that nothing is greater than friendship

Love is not just between couples, but there is love between mother-child, brother-sister and friends as well and this dialogue from Aamir Khan’s film Fanaa takes this love of friendship to a different level.

We will face the pain, we will also pass the test…
For the sake of your friendship, O friend, we will even love our enemies.

Which means that we will take all the pain of our friend, prove our friendship if needed and even embrace our enemies for the sake of our friend. Today, when jealousy and competition among friends has increased, everyone should learn from this dialogue. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @raodyness)

‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ teaches love and friendship

It is important that there is friendship between people who are in love because it is only a friend whom we love wholeheartedly and without hesitation. In this film, Shah Rukh Khan’s character Rahul also teaches the same thing and says that-

‘Love is friendship, if she cannot be my best friend, then I can never love her, because without friendship there is no love, simple, love is friendship.’ (Photo courtesy: Instagram @kajol)

Dear life taught me to love myself

A relationship is not always between two people, but it is also with oneself. The most important thing for us is to understand, know and love ourselves. Because until we learn to move forward without worrying about others and give importance to ourselves, we cannot love anyone else.

This is what this dialogue from Dear Zindagi teaches us-
‘When we understand ourselves well, what others think, it does not matter, not at all’. (Photo courtesy: Instagram: @aliaabhatt)

‘Hum Tum’ told the importance of many meetings

The film Hum Tum gives the best relationship advice to those people who form an image of the other person in their minds in the first meeting itself. There is a dialogue in this film that-

‘Sometimes the first meeting is enough and sometimes it takes many meetings.’

Which teaches us that it is not necessary that the first meeting is enough to know and understand someone, sometimes after many meetings we understand what was right and what was wrong. (Photo courtesy: Instagram @kareenakapoorkhan)