Ae Watan Mere Watan is an Amazon Prime patriotic movie inspired by real-life events. It features Sara Ali Khan in the lead role of a fearless young woman named Asha Mehta who runs a private radio station and helps India in its freedom struggle. The film is set in 1942 when the Quit India Movement was going on. It will be interesting to see Sara play a patriotic character, risking her life to free India! Additionally, it is refreshing to bring out more real-life stories of many Indian freedom fighters who played an integral part in our movements to help us live in a free India today. Scroll down and have a look at some of the best Ae Watan Mere Watan Movie Dialogues that show the undying spirit of Asha.
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1. Indian media at that time…
“Aap mujhe jaan se maar sakte hain, par zinda rehte yeh radio band nahi hone doongi.”
2. Radio being a strong weapon to win the freedom battle…
“Ab yeh radio pure mulk ki awaz hai.”
3. The struggles that young Indians faced during the British rule are incomparable…
“Mujhe kya pata tha ki sahi hone ka daam dard se chukana padhta hai.”
4. They trying to oppress the voice of the brave-hearts…
“Find it, destroy it, hang those behind it.”
5. The unsung heroes of our freedom movement…
“Aap log aazadi ke liye kya kar sakte ho?”
“Desh ke liye jaan de sakta hoon Balbir ji.”
6. Who knew radio was so powerful…
“Yeh radio angrezo ke khilaaf humara sabse taqatwar hathiyar ban sakta hai.”
7. For the people, by the people…
“Yeh hai desh ka radio, Hindustan mein kahin se, kahin pe Hindustan mein.”
8.
“Hum karodo Bhartiya hum chalayenge apna desh. Ukhad phekenge
9. And then they fought tooth and nail to uproot their rule…
“Zaalim hai yeh angrez, zinda nahi chodenge.”
10. When you are stuck between your goals and family…
“Tumhe koi fark nahi padhta, tumhara baap mare ya jiye?”
Darab Farooqui wrote Ae Watan Mere Watan movie dialogues, and Kannan Iyer directed the movie. The movie also depicts the significant involvement of numerous women in the Indian freedom struggle emphasizing the indomitable spirit that should always be remembered.