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Quotes Urdu translation in English

 Zindagi mein kamyabi ka raaz yeh hai, ke aap apne sapno ke peeche bhaage na, balki apne sapne aapke peeche bhaagein."

Translation: "The key to success in life is not to chase your dreams, but to let your dreams chase you."


"Jo log mushkil raston se guzarte hain, wohi log asaan raaston ko paate hain."

Translation: "Those who overcome difficult paths are the ones who find easy paths."


"Dil ko chhoone wali baatein dil se nikalti hain, aur dil ko chhoone wale hi dil mein reh jaate hain."

Translation: "Heartfelt words come from the heart, and those who touch the heart stay in the heart."


"Jeene ke liye do cheezein zaroori hain - umeed aur mehnat."

Translation: "To live, two things are necessary - hope and hard work."


"Zindagi toh sirf ek mauka hai, isse khoobsoorat banao."

Translation: "Life is only one opportunity, make it beautiful."

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