Chak
De!
India:
Sattar
Minute
While
the
film
is
not
a
traditional
drama
film,
SRK's
inspirational
speech
at
the
film's
climax
will
fill
you
with
patriotism
and
passion
at
any
given
time.
At
the
start
of
the
dialogue
he
says,
"Aaj
tum
achcha
khelo
ya
bura,
yeh
sattar
minute
tumhe
jindagee
bhar
yad
rahenge.."
(Whether
you
play
well
or
not,
you
will
remember
these
seventy
minutes
for
the
rest
of
your
life)
and
just
like
that,
fans
will
also
remember
the
speech
for
the
rest
of
their
lives.
Kabhi
Khushi
Kabhie
Ghum:
Reunion
With
His
Mother
Shah
Rukh
Khan
in
K3G
gave
the
audience
everything,
drama,
romance,
even
comic
relief.
Everyone
in
the
family
drama
is
rooting
for
Rahul
to
be
united
with
his
parents
and
so
are
the
audience.
Ladoo
and
Poo
device
up
a
plan
to
bring
them
together,
but
before
that
Rahul
gets
a
chance
to
meet
his
mother
played
by
Jaya
Bachchan.
It
is
the
other
characters' emotional
reaction
that
makes
the
scene
sad
but
what
drives
it
home
is
when
SRK
hugs
his
mother
and
cries
his
eyes
out.
He
also
proceeds
to
introduce
her
to
his
grandson
who
she
has
never
met,
but
all
the
while
never
lets
go
of
her.
Kal
Ho
Naa
Ho:
The
Diary
The
film
already
is
a
tear-jerker,
and
with
amazing
performances,
it
is
hard
to
watch
without
using
a
tissue
box.
But
among
several
emotional
scenes
is
one
when
Aman
Mathur
(Shah
Rukh
Khan)
confesses
his
love
for
Naina,
but
makes
her
believe
that
those
are
Rohit
Patel's
words.
Veer-Zaara:
Sacrificing
His
Love
SRK
has
played
the
ideal
partner,
brother,
father
but
in
this
scene,
he
also
plays
the
ideal
son.
Veer
who
is
head
over
heels
in
love
with
Zaara
gives
his
word
to
her
mother
that
Zaara
will
honour
her
father's
wishes.
Sacrificing
the
one
thing
he
can't
part
with
just
because
he
couldn't
bear
her
mother
crying
and
feeling
helpless
in
front
of
him.
Mohabbatein:
App
Jeet
Gaye
This
scene
reportedly
even
received
the
Filmfare
Award
for
Best
Scene
of
The
Year
in
2000.
SRK
as
Raj
Aryan
Malhotra
walks
into
the
Gurukul
to
teach
Mr
Narayan
Shankar
about
love.
But
when
he
threatens
to
expel
the
other
students
for
talking
about
love
and
falling
in
love,
Raj
accepts
his
defeat
and
chooses
to
leave.
However,
despite
his
sacrifice
and
selfless
deed,
Mr
Narayan
taunts
him
by
saying
that
he
has
won
the
fight.
Raj
then
unable
to
bear
his
suppressed
feelings
anymore
reminds
Mr
Narayan
that
he
is
the
one
who
has
lost.
He
is
the
one
standing
in
front
of
a
picture
of
his
dead
daughter
because
he
refused
to
accept
their
love.
The
tears
truly
start
rolling
when
SRK
says
that
he
came
here
for
no
one
else
but
for
his
love
Meghna
(daughter)
and
her
father.