I am a girl from Delhi ... I know the difference between a push and rubbing

In big cities not only people have small homes ... but they also have small hearts

People say Mumbai is about money ... but Delhi is about power

Let's cut his card out ... and get him to Calcutta

We beat him in such a way ... that he was straight in Bhilai

People from Delhi might be weak at heart ... but not when it comes to a dare

Return my meter to me ... or else I'll send you to Punjab with one tight slap

The father of a young girl is like the watchman of the Taj Mahal ... he is always scared that the Taj Mahal will get dirty by the hands of some dirty person

This is Mumbai my friend ... here buildings are made from cement and peoples hearts are made from stones

Some people die to come to Mumbai ... and some people come here and die

I will make you run from Kashmir, make you fall in Jammu, lift you up in Delhi, turn you around in Bhopal, make you dance in Madras, kick you in Kanyakumari ... and will throw in the ocean of Lanka

One should not think a lot about the guys from Delhi ... or else unnecessarily the expectations become high

If you put marble on a footpath then it doesn't become into a Taj Mahal ... it still remains as a footpath

What era are you talking about, I don't understand ... you are older than the VT (Victoria Terminus) station

If I don't cut his neck, lock it up, and decorate like a flower ... then I'm not from Hyderabad

Create such a havoc on this city ... that forget a person ... every little bit of this city should shiver from that havoc and shout with fear

This is Mumbai my friend ... here you will not find a way to fill your stomach by saying the truth ... but you will find 420 ways to make money by lying

If you've come to Uttar Pradesh and haven't had bhang, then you haven't really come to Uttar Pradesh

Brother this is Delhi ... here on dark nights when rich people come out on the streets ... then fair girls go missing

Call me in the middle of the night, and I will definitely come till morning ... it is my duty to maintain silence in the city and to serve the people