"I will not make a film without Dev Anand. If a role demands me and my age then I will always act.” This is what the iconic and one of the only romantic heroes of his times Dev Anand had to say about himself and his passion of film making. With a characteristic gait, cocky comma hair style, pupils and limbs moving exaggeratingly, hastened speech because of filling surgery on teeth, this legend of Indian cinema, became the style icon in 60s and 70s of Bollywood. In his heydays which happened to be the golden years of Indian cinema as well, he was one of the glorious trio – Dev Anand, Dillip Kumar and Raj Kapoor. Infact Dev
His dialogues won mimics from all ages, imitating him while smoking to the tunes of, “Har fikr ko duwey main udata chala gaya”, making romantic overtures humming, “hum bekhudi main aap ko” in the vehicles and tea stalls; singing “Hum hain rahi pyarke humse kuch na boliye, jo bhi pyar se mila hum usi kai ho liye”; limping back and forth on the car bumpers saying “Yeh dil na hota bechara”."
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His dialogues won mimics from all ages, imitating him while smoking to the tunes of, “Har fikr ko duwey main udata chala gaya”, making romantic overtures humming, “hum bekhudi main aap ko” in the vehicles and tea stalls; singing “Hum hain rahi pyarke humse kuch na boliye, jo bhi pyar se mila hum usi kai ho liye”; limping back and forth on the car bumpers saying “Yeh dil na hota bechara”."
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