When to Use
- When someone keeps interrupting you while you are busy.
- When friends consistently treat you as their go-to person for petty favors.
- When you feel like you are being unfairly targeted by management at work.
Source: Hungama
Dialogue: maro humko maro humko jinda mat chhodo saalo hum koi mandir ka ghanta hai ki koi bhi aake baja jaata hai
This iconic dialogue from the comedy film Hungama features the character Nandu expressing extreme frustration. The absurdity of comparing himself to a temple bell because of how easily people target him has made this a legendary clip for representing moments of extreme annoyance or unfair treatment.
A man in a light-colored shirt frantically asks a group of men surrounding him if he is a temple bell that anyone can come and ring.
Used when you feel disrespected, taken for granted, or constantly treated as a scapegoat for other people's frustrations.