dada to is duniya men bas do hain. Ek ooparwaala... aur doosre ham.

Film : Marte Dam Tak

Year of release : 1987

Spoken by : Rana (Raaj Kumar)

Spoken to : Govardhan Seth (Unknown)

Dialogue writer : K K Singh

There is a beautiful word in English called braggadocio. It means boastful or arrogant behaviour. Now the one actor who comes to your mind, the moment I explained the word will have to be Raaj Kumar. His dialogues oozed with braggadocio. And if you ever choose to do the same, do emulate his lines as well. A pipe in one hand and a resignation letter in your pocket are also necessary accoutrements for emulating Raaj Kumar (as he himself mentioned in the movie Surya). 

This is the opening scene of the movie, where the character of Rana is being established on screen. So he just steps into a court and looks at the judge and forces him to rescind his death sentence into acquittal (yes you read that right). Then he comes home and finds an old woman praising him to the skies for being the reason his daughter has now found a husband. Then another man with a crutch praises him to the skies and tells his son that Rana is the reason he was able to complete his B.Sc. Rana immediately arranges a job for him. That too is an interesting dialogue. But that's another story.

Then he is told that Govardhan Seth is waiting for him in the conference room. He goes and sits in the conference room.
"muaamlaa kyaa hai?"
"maamlaa to sirf pachchees laakh rupaye ka hai Rana Sahab, lekin jo aadmi hazm kar gaya hai, wo hai Sonu badmaash dada (Tej Sapru)"

"daadaa to is duniya men bas do hain. Ek ooparwaala... aur doosre ham. Bolo baat kyaa hai."

"दादा तो इस दुनिया में बस दो हैं. एक ऊपरवाला ...और दूसरे हम"