Vijay's Top 15 Iconic Dialogues Take Over Social Media on His Birthday

This was a brutal act of payback against the other player, who had slashed Vijay with a blade. But Vijay is able to get out of the situation with ease, and he ultimately wins the game. It conveys the message that you should believe in yourself to succeed rather than trust in the blade.

He warns the rowdies not to trouble his friend and neighbours, and Vijay responds by saying, "Don't run your movie in my theatre; then the screen will tear, meaning Your attitude level may be 100% for yourself, so you should not approach me with the same attitude." Vijay preached a proper response to the rowdy.

In the crucial scenario, the villain was completely surrounded by his crew and fully armed, but Vijay had already devised a plot to blow up the entire ship. But as he learned about the villain's plan, he wanted to get off that ship. In order to hit him if he actually has the guts to do so, Vijay asks him to unlock the lock. Therefore, he said, "Andha Bayam Irukanum da," which is "That fear should be there."

We won't listen to father's comments at some age, but the fact that father was in a risky situation means we won't hear any of them, Vijay says when the villain captures Vijay's father. To save our father, we will go to any extent. This dialogue makes it abundantly evident that while anyone can be a child to their parent, we should take charge once needed.

This Nanban cinema dialect is unique; it will appear frequently, and not just when he uses it brilliantly and modestly in conversation. It conveys the message, "Everything is proper for us; the current scenario is not strong enough to keep it low; it's just plain and clear.

This was Vijay's signature dialogue, and even thirty years later, people will enjoy hearing Vijay's dialogue, "I am Waiting." Since he was completely in a daze at Thuppaki and had no idea who the villain was or why he was so furious to see him, Vijay responded, "I'm waiting." The dialogue was then rephrased and modified in Kaththi, Theri, Mersal, Varisu, and Master (VJS).

This is what Vijay replied to the villain, who is after his lover. I'm the headmaster of your school, which conveys that you don't degrade me. I'm more than you might imagine.

It was a well-known dialogue throughout Vijay's career, and many of his fans used it as a slogan in their local area that conferred absolute power. Indicating that he doesn't have fear according to the place, whatever the place may be, but he will be the king of that place. Vijay conveys the message that you should never be scared of anything and that no matter where you are, you will be the ruler there. Be brave and make an effort to overcome the obstacles.

This is one of the best motivational speeches that will help us escape the negative situation since the speaker suggests that life is a circle in which winners eventually lose and losers eventually achieve. Therefore, stressing about the present situation is bad. We only need to wait for the right moment to take action and triumph.

It was one of the most effective motivational speeches for unemployed people, unsuccessful students, businessmen, and many others. It conveys the message, "Don't run after the victory; instead, choose the proper sector that fits with your interests and develop eventually; then, without a doubt, the victory is yours."

In order to kill Vijay inside the old-age home, the villain took in 50 people. However, Vijay was aware of their presence, and, with Sathish's help, he set up a coin battle that ended with everyone dead and the command "10 Nimusathula Motha Peru Vandila Irukanum, Vandi Areaku Veliya Irukanum: Everyone needs to be in their vehicle within ten minutes, and the vehicle must be outside the area.

This Vettaikaaran movie dialogue was among the best in Vijay's career and served as the town's unofficial icon for a while. It conveys the message that "He will remain mute only in front of God, not in front of drainage. It means that rather than simply not praising anyone, we should be conscious of showing respect to both those we are pleasing and those we are complimenting.

When Vijay says that he will never listen to his words if he makes the decision once, it is a fantastic and inspirational exchange that conveys the lesson to stay committed to your choice. Additionally, it encourages people to look over their precious choices.

This Kuruvi movie dialogue is a powerful and entertaining punch that conveys the idea that although his speech is low, his punch will be as explosive as crackers. The scene was further hyped by this hilarious dialogue, which gained a following among high school and college boys.

The man who attempted suicide out of foolish love was advised by Vijay that death would come whenever we choose, but victory is not so simple; we should battle for it. He delivered this speech with passion for those who commit suicide because of foolish, pointless triggers. So he used this dialect to convey to his audience and fans that death is not their option.