When Amrish Puri never said 'Come on the haveli', then where did this come from?

The dialogue with 'Aao Kabhi Haveli' has been used very much by telling Amrish Puri. But what is the truth?

Amrish Puri is counted among the most dreaded villains of India. He is not only in his time, but in 'Evergreen' scene. Famous Hollywood director Steven Spielberg worked in his film 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Dome' watching his work. As well as saying Someone's work, everyone was calling on the mansion only. Looking at the picture of Amrish Puri's character, for a time you will also believe that this dialogue will be spoken by this same man. But this is wrong. Amrish Puri never said this in his entire career. However, a dialogue similar to that was said by Paresh Rawal. In the film 'Dilwale' When Sunil Shetty asks something in the police headquarter, Paresh Rawal says, 'Come to the haveli'. Paresh Rawal's that dialogue you can listen on YouTube

Amrish is my favorite villain. They have never been well-solved in the world, nor will they ever happen.

In most of the films, there is a huge reduction of positive dialogues in Puri's life which has negative roles. Regardless of this, many of his dialogues still live on people's knowledge. Some dialogues are also those that have been sold very well with their personalities, while they did not even say that. In the past, the 'Ao Kahan Haveli' was a terrible viral in the past. In the 1986 film 'Nagina', Amrish Puri played the role of Snake Bhairavnath. His photo of this character was written so much by writing 'Aao Kabhi Haveli' and together with the people that people made it a pillow Kalam. From T-shirts, coffee mugs, people's status was captured by Amrish Puri's untold dialogue.