On Taha Shah Badussha's birthday, let's celebrate his incredible talent by revisiting some of his most memorable dialogues from the globally acclaimed series, Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar. Taha's effortless charm, acting prowess, and striking looks have made him the national crush, and his portrayal of Tajdar Baloch has earned him immense love and praise globally. Here are six of his most iconic lines from the series.

1. "Khud se ek wada kiya tha, Tajdar Baloch Heeramandi ke napak gali mai kabhi kadam nahi rakhega, jaha aurton ke saude hote ho ese bazar ka hissa nahi banega. Lekin Hamari Mohabbat, aaj hume usi ke chaukhat pe le aai."

Taha's performance as Tajdar Baloch is nothing short of sensational. This line, where he steps into Heeramandi for the first time, showcases the depth of his love and the intensity of his character.

2. "Jis roz Tajdar Baloch ko ishq hoga, us roz pura Lahore ishq karna humse sikhega."

In a heartfelt conversation with Qudsia Begum, his grandmother, played by Farida Jalal, Taha's delivery of this line is filled with charm and sincerity, making it one of the most beloved lines of the year.

3. "Tere khayal ki jab diary nikalti hai, har wark par ek shayari nikalti hai."

This adorable library scene between Tajdar and Alamzeb, played by Sharmin Segal, is a fan favorite. Their chemistry and Taha's poetic delivery make this moment unforgettable.

4. "Ek baar dekh lijiye, deewana bana dijiye. Jalne ko hain taiyaar hum, Parwana bana dijiye"

No list of Taha's popular dialogues would be complete without this iconic line. With the passion and charm, Taha delivers, it has become the most viral dialogue of the year, resonating deeply with audiences.

5. "Toh rukawat mat baniya, hamsafar ban jayiye. Nikah kar lijiye humse."

In a poignant proposal scene, Tajdar's heartfelt plea to Alamzeb to become his life partner instead of a hurdle in his duty to free his country is both touching and powerful.

6. "Abujaan, unn (Heeramandi) galiyon main aur koi nahi, balki aap jese khandani nawabon ke najayaz betiya hin rehti hain. Aur jis din aap unhe apne ghar le ayenge, Heeramandi pe tala khud ba khud lag jayega."

This powerful dialogue is delivered on the day Tajdar is about to marry Alamzeb. When his father disapproves of the match and reveals his son's betrayal to the British officers, leading to Tajdar’s arrest. This line underscores the deep-rooted societal issues and Tajdar's resolve to stand by his love.