Bollywood themed quiz conducted by Quiz Club NITW on 1st April 2022. The set contains both Prelims and Finals which include different questions with varying difficulty, quite a derivable framing and fun fundas.
3. 1) There are 15 questions.
2) No negatives, Feel free to attempt.
3) In-built Tie Breakers are present which will decide
the winner incase of a Tie.
4) The decision of the Organizing Committee is final.
5) Most importantly have fun!
Rules wale Niyam
4. Many cinema critics consider that a particular scene of the movie played a
very important role to uplift the image of the state(X) it was portraying. X had
been marred with associations of terrorism, insurgency etc in the previous
decade. But with the tenderness of this scene and it's visual cinematography
along with artistic setup, it highlighted the strength of X: agriculture.
According to a few, the dominant colour of the background represents the
arrival of Basant or Spring. This famous scene has been recreated many
times in spoof videos, other forms of media.
What are we talking about?
Q1)
5. X, a movie released in 2011, was widely regarded as one of the finest movies,
reviewed by audience as “giving a watching experience like a ride full of
adrenaline rush”. The success of the movie is taught as a course in the
management colleges of the country Y, where it was shot. The marketing
course gives example of that country as a product and attributes how the
film had increased tourism by 65 percent there.
Moments before this scene, goofy and mischievous scene occurs between the
characters, it was regarding their basic objective behind doing that
particular activity they were doing, but in reality, the shooting of that scene
proved completely ironical. Reinforcing the fact, what happens on the theatre
screen is sometimes not the truth, in fact it is completely opposite.
Identify X the movie, Y the country and the irony of the scene.
Q2)
6. One crucial element central to the theme of this 2000s movie was the
involvement of 1000s-10000s of extras. Also the composition of these extras
was to reflect diversity of the regions in display. It was a mammoth task to
get so many extras to come in unison and give desired effect the director
wanted which was to show jubilation at the winning moments of the
protagonist.To achieve this, the director played the lead actor's previously hit
numbers (songs) to keep these extras in spirit. Their reaction to these songs
was recorded and thus the body language wanted on the screen was
accomplished.
What are we talking about? (Movie and context)
Q3)
7. X, film released in later half of 2010's decade, was initially asked 89 cuts by
censor board. Filmmakers and critics raised objections with few claiming that
censor board decision is biased considering the major political event
following year. Finally, court dismissed the objections by the censor board
and ordered one scene showing a character urinating into a crowd to be
removed, and a disclaimer to be changed.
Earlier, the censor board in their objections mentioned that they thought the
movie portrayed Y in a bad light. The proposed cuts included removing every
mention of the word Y from the film, deleting swear words and also a number
of other words.
ID X .
Q4)
8. This meme is doing the rounds because of
a bollywood star's most recent English
vacation. Name the star.
Q5)
9. Trilochan Singh, a resident of Juhu, works as a dealer and has interests in a
variety of other fields. He sued a third party for Rs.50 lakhs in 2008, alleging
that they circulated his mobile number 9820413238 without his permission,
causing him mental torment, stress, and inconvenience by bombarding him
with unwelcome calls and text messages. This happened not long after Dr.
Surekha Verma, a Kanjurmarg-based doctor, was bothered by the same set of
circumstances and had to seek a new connection as well.
What was the reason for the calls and texts?
Q6)
10. Long before Fanta or Mirinda, this brand, launched in 1952, was named by its
parent company after its own popular peppermint product Star. To add a zing
to their product promotion, they roped in an upcoming South Indian model for
the ads, and this eventually paved her path to the film industry. This
campaign marked the shift of the model from the south Indian film industry
to Bollywood. It was directed by another South Indian from Hyderabad who
was the creative head of an ad agency at the time, and in no time, the face of
the model and tagline became the talk of the town. (Image follows.)
Identify the model and the director.
Q7)
12. Located in a remote part of northern India, Druk Padma Karpo school was
started at the request of the locals who wanted to preserve their rich culture.
The school offers education in english as well as in the local language.
Residential block have also been provided to facilitate the education of
underprivileged children. Though the school was started with the objective of
preserving the local culture, it has also introduced subjects like
science,maths in its curriculum. This school shot to fame almost a decade
back when it featured in a film.
Id the film in which it was featured
Q8)
13. Imtiaz Ali is known for making films that are a little different. Most of his films have the
base of a sweet romantic story with layers and layers of complex emotions added on to
it.
However, a film X directed by him, gained popularity because of a weird fact of being
shot in reverse i.e., the climax was shot first and then the rest of the film was shot. There
was a very simple reason for this - the crew of X didn't want to break off the continuity of
the lead actor’ s hair. At the end of the movie, the star is seen sporting long hair and at
the beginning of the film, his character is seen in short hair. Reportedly, the crew didn't
want the lead to wear a wig but style his own hair to make it all look natural.
ID the movie X.
Q9)
14. Characters in a movie __ have special and interesting nicknames .
Nicknames in the film follows a certain scheme inspired by the world of STEM.
Nick-Name Y of a character is explained in movie . It was given due the way Y
does a particular thing . Nick-Name of Another character which appeared
only twice in complete movie wasn't revealed in movie , But it was claimed
later that it was Z , considering the naming scheme and the scene in movie
showing Z doing something which shows completely opposite nature of Z
not only from Y .
ID Y, Z and whose nickname was Z .
Q10)
16. Z and his tag line - X,Y, are the two most popular things in India associated
with South Indian films. Even if you find someone in the country who doesn't
watch much of Southern movies, the person will know these lines. But
surprisingly, the superstar who is known for this tagline never used it, not
even in interviews.
The line was a result of dubbing of some other movie in hindi, but the origins
are still unclear.
What's the tagline?
Q12)
17. A youtuber : Dumb Programmer tried to decode the relationship between two
entities (A and B) associated with Bollywood. Newbie B thought A's
prescence would bolster B's image as A had included very big names in
Bollywood. According to him the inception/release of both A and B occured
during the same time i.e in 1999. He further says 'they sort of got emotionally
attached' after this. Apparently B spent enough money 'to permanently get
associated' with A with the contract lasting 100 years! Thus entangling them
together for eternity.
Id A and B
Q13)
18. The story of Shoebite is as follows-
A widower, Jonney D'souza embarks on a cross country trip and walks mile
after mile for the love of his life.
This film was directed by Shoojit Sircar, but it never saw the light of the day as
it was stalled due to legal battles between the media houses. Amitabh
Bachchan even requested to forget the battle and reward the labour of love.
(image)
This movie had a different name based on the story, what was the name?
Q14)
22. Many cinema critics consider that a particular scene of the movie played a
very important role to uplift the image of the state(X) it was portraying. X had
been marred with associations of terrorism, insurgency etc in the previous
decade. But with the tenderness of this scene and it's visual cinematography
along with artistic setup, it highlighted the strength of X: agriculture.
According to a few, the dominant colour of the background represents the
arrival of Basant or Spring. This famous scene has been recreated many
times in spoof videos, other forms of media.
What are we talking about?
Q1)
24. X, a movie released in 2011, was widely regarded as one of the finest movies,
reviewed by audience as “giving a watching experience like a ride full of
adrenaline rush”. The success of the movie is taught as a course in the
management colleges of the country Y, where it was shot. The marketing
course gives example of that country as a product and attributes how the
film had increased tourism by 65 percent there.
Moments before this scene, goofy and mischievous scene occurs between the
characters, it was regarding their basic objective behind doing that
particular activity they were doing, but in reality, the shooting of that scene
proved completely ironical. Reinforcing the fact, what happens on the theatre
screen is sometimes not the truth, in fact it is completely opposite.
Identify X the movie, Y the country and the irony of the scene.
Q2)
25. X-Zindagi na Milegi Dobara
Y-Spain
Irony- The sky diving scene. The guys had decided to overcome their fears in
their trips. The character of Farhan Akhtar had fear of heights, felt nauseated
in the aircraft and was hesitant to do the sky diving, while the other two enjoy
it and readily do the dive.
But in reality, during the shoot, it was only Farhan Akhtar who did the sky
diving, while the dives of Hrithik and Abhay were done by body doubles!
Answer
27. One crucial element central to the theme of this 2000s movie was the
involvement of 1000s-10000s of extras. Also the composition of these extras
was to reflect diversity of the regions in display. It was a mammoth task to
get so many extras to come in unison and give desired effect the director
wanted which was to show jubilation at the winning moments of the
protagonist.To achieve this, the director played the lead actor's previously hit
numbers (songs) to keep these extras in spirit. Their reaction to these songs
was recorded and thus the body language wanted on the screen was
accomplished.
What are we talking about? (Movie and context)
Q3)
28. The climatic match in Lagaan.
Creating organic crowd cheering moments.
Answer
29. X, film released in later half of 2010's decade, was initially asked 89 cuts by
censor board. Filmmakers and critics raised objections with few claiming that
censor board decision is biased considering the major political event
following year. Finally, court dismissed the objections by the censor board
and ordered one scene showing a character urinating into a crowd to be
removed, and a disclaimer to be changed.
Earlier, the censor board in their objections mentioned that they thought the
movie portrayed Y in a bad light. The proposed cuts included removing every
mention of the word Y from the film, deleting swear words and also a number
of other words.
ID X .
Q4)
33. Trilochan Singh, a resident of Juhu, works as a dealer and has interests in a
variety of other fields. He sued a third party for Rs.50 lakhs in 2008, alleging
that they circulated his mobile number 9820413238 without his permission,
causing him mental torment, stress, and inconvenience by bombarding him
with unwelcome calls and text messages. This happened not long after Dr.
Surekha Verma, a Kanjurmarg-based doctor, was bothered by the same set of
circumstances and had to seek a new connection as well.
What was the reason for the calls and texts?
Q6)
35. Long before Fanta or Mirinda, this brand, launched in 1952, was named by its
parent company after its own popular peppermint product Star. To add a zing
to their product promotion, they roped in an upcoming South Indian model for
the ads, and this eventually paved her path to the film industry. This
campaign marked the shift of the model from the south Indian film industry
to Bollywood. It was directed by another South Indian from Hyderabad who
was the creative head of an ad agency at the time, and in no time, the face of
the model and tagline became the talk of the town. (Image follows.)
Identify the model and the director.
Q7)
38. Located in a remote part of northern India, Druk Padma Karpo school was
started at the request of the locals who wanted to preserve their rich culture.
The school offers education in english as well as in the local language.
Residential block have also been provided to facilitate the education of
underprivileged children. Though the school was started with the objective of
preserving the local culture, it has also introduced subjects like
science,maths in its curriculum. This school shot to fame almost a decade
back when it featured in a film.
Id the film in which it was featured
Q8)
40. Imtiaz Ali is known for making films that are a little different. Most of his films have the
base of a sweet romantic story with layers and layers of complex emotions added on to
it.
However, a film X directed by him, gained popularity because of a weird fact of being
shot in reverse i.e., the climax was shot first and then the rest of the film was shot. There
was a very simple reason for this - the crew of X didn't want to break off the continuity of
the lead actor’ s hair. At the end of the movie, the star is seen sporting long hair and at
the beginning of the film, his character is seen in short hair. Reportedly, the crew didn't
want the lead to wear a wig but style his own hair to make it all look natural.
ID the movie X.
Q9)
42. Characters in a movie __ have special and interesting nicknames .
Nicknames in the film follows a certain scheme .
Nick-Name Y of a character is explained in movie . It was given due the way Y
does a particular thing. Nick-Name of Another character which appeared
only twice in complete movie wasn't revealed in movie , But it was claimed
later that it was Z , considering the naming scheme and the scene in movie
showing Z doing something which shows completely opposite nature of Z
not only from Y .
ID Y, Z and whose nickname was Z .
Q10)
45. These Sikhs fought the Battle of Saragarhi and featured in Kesari
Answer
46. Z and his tag line - X,Y, are the two most popular things in India associated
with South Indian films. Even if you find someone in the country who doesn't
watch much of Southern movies, the person will know these lines. But
surprisingly, the superstar who is known for this tagline never used it, not
even in interviews.
The line was a result of dubbing of some other movie in hindi, but the origins
are still unclear.
What's the tagline?
Q12)
48. A youtuber : Dumb Programmer tried to decode the relationship between two
entities (A and B) associated with Bollywood. Newbie B thought A's
prescence would bolster B's image as A had included very big names in
Bollywood. According to him the inception/release of both A and B occured
during the same time i.e in 1999. He further says 'they sort of got emotionally
attached' after this. Apparently B spent enough money 'to permanently get
associated' with A with the contract lasting 100 years! Thus entangling them
together for eternity.
Id A and B
Q13)
50. The story of Shoebite is as follows-
A widower, Jonney D'souza embarks on a cross country trip and walks mile
after mile for the love of his life.
This film was directed by Shoojit Sircar, but it never saw the light of the day as
it was stalled due to legal battles between the media houses. Amitabh
Bachchan even requested to forget the battle and reward the labour of love.
(image)
This movie had a different name based on the story, what was the name?
Q14)
60. 1) There are 8 questions - Bounce/Pounce
2) K-circle pounce rules
3) +10/-5 on pounce, +10/0 on bounce.
4) Pounce will be open for 30-45 seconds after the
question is read.
5) Part points are applicable only for bounce.
Rules wale Niyam
61. The true hero of the movie ‘Sholay’ is Thakur because it is Thakur
Baldev Singh’s story. This led Dharmendra who was signed in to
play Viru, change his mind. He approached the director Ramesh
Sippy and told him that he wants to play Thakur. Ramesh Sippy,
surprised at the demand tried to convince Dharmendra, why he
should continue playing Viru.
What reason did he give?
Q1)
63. Ramesh Sippy told him that if plays Thakur, he won’t share screen with
Hema Malini( Basanti).
Answer
64. The director of the movie Shekhar Kapoor had entrusted the task of creating the persona
of this character to Javed Akhtar. When he enquired of the scriptwriter about the
progress of the character development arc, Javed Akhtar replied by saying the now
famous lines - “_________ ”. Shekhar Kapoor wasn’t impressed initially as the lines
were quite simple however Javed Akhtar had complete faith in this character. He replied
that : “Shekhar Sahib, when Kapil Dev hits a six over the grounds, people will shout
_________ and when people play teen patti and if they get three aces, the will shout
_________. You trust me on that." These words at least brought a smile on the
director’s face.
Which iconic lines are we talking about?
Q2) (Blanks not indicative)
67. When asked about the most difficult scene in shooting the film X , Director
said " I remember only one scene being very difficult to execute that too
because we saw a honeycomb of bees on ____’s head. That was the last
scene which is the most romantic scene. The light was going and we could
only shoot it then and there. The bees had already bitten 2-3 people from
the unit and ___ obviously didn’t want to be bitten by them. At the same
time we knew if they bite ____ then we can’t shoot anymore because we
wouldn’t be able to show their faces. But we took the chance, the light was
making it hot and the bees were coming out, but we managed it.”
ID scene and X
Q3)
70. Talking about a particular scene from a film almost 20 years ago, its director said:
"When I was writing the scene, I wanted to throw an entire building at X, but it was
not practical. So, I decided to create the scene with a _________(8). It was an
outburst of emotions. When people asked me how can it be possible, I reminded
them of Hanuman's deeds in Ramayan. Though the protagonist may not be
Hanuman, he can _______ a _______(8). We believe in Hanuman's deeds as
we are emotionally involved and so we too took the creative liberty while making
the scene"
Id the scene
Q4)
73. Although Bollywood cop movies paint a wildly inaccurate picture of police
officers, almost all of the officers in the movies have a trait that is
associated with a higher position, and better standing in the community.
The newer generation of officers prefer not having this trait, hence in
a few states, like Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh the police officers
are paid extra to maintain that trait. ID the trait
Q5)
76. According to a news report, X logo was inspired by a painting ‘Kreutzer Sonata’(image next
slide) made by 19th century French artist, who had read Tolstoy’s tragic story with the same
name as of the painting. Interestingly, Tolstoy was originally inspired by Beethoven’s
melancholic music piece with the same name.
The story is a passionate tale of a violinist's love for a lady piano player. She never responded to
his yearnings for her. In desperation, he killed her. Immediately after publication, the book was
promptly banned, for it was too graphic a portrayal of torrid one-sided affair.
The actor recreated the same scene with the actress in a blockbuster movie, this iconic scene
was later translated into the logo of X?
What is X?
Q6)
80. X is a grand movie released in the near end of 2000s. Its director is very
much into this genre as most of his films are on the same genre as that of X.
The starting scene of X displayed an important battle. Little did the director
might have known, that after nearly 10 years of X’s release, he would direct
a movie Y that would be based on the conclusion of the battle, displayed in
the opening scene of X.
The Actress of the movie X, was very much praised for her performance. The
movie holds a very special place in her personal life too. A subtle indication
of a beautiful milestone in her personal life.
Identify X,Y and what X did to indicate the personal milestone in her life?
Q7
82. Answer- X: Jodha Akbar Y: Panipat
(both directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, who mostly makes movies on
historical genre)
In the opening scenes of Jodha Akbar, the First Battle of Panipat was shown.
In 2019, Panipat movie was released starring Arjun Kapoor, which was based
on the conclusive, Third Battle of Panipat.
For the Actress.
Jodha Akbar was the first film to credit Aishwarya with her married name-
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Answer
83. Club NL is a unique stylish nightclub with quality in-house music,
located in the heart of a certain European city.
However it also served as the shooting location for a song in a movie
released 9 years ago. The song is remixed rendition of a popular
number that stood out in the 70s. The high energy song portrays the
female lead and her friend against the backdrop of disco lights,
surrounded by a cheering crowd and letting their hair down. ID the
movie and the original song.
Q8)
88. 1) There are 5 questions based on a theme
2) This is a written round
3) No Negatives, +10 for each question
4) Submit all the answers together at the end
Rules wale Niyam
89. The recreated version of the song was released with the same title and the
composer made use of the oud, a Middle Eastern fretless stringed instrument,
along with _____ drums to re-envision the classic song for the new film.
Right from the music video to the dance style, _____ culture has a
prominent influence throughout the song. It became the first Indian song to
reach number three on the Billboard YouTube Music Chart . The interesting
part is that after a good reception, the makers released an entire new _____
version of the song too.
Guess the song and FITB.
Q1)
90. Khedekar, executive producer at ______ Productions, said the producers did
not make an effort to accommodate X in the song. "The composers came up
with the suggestions and we liked it," he said. "Unlike last time, we had a
promotional tie-up for X much in advance. The idea was to avoid any
complications later"
Last time, they did not take permission from the parent brand to use A in the
song of the movie and the Kolkata-based company had served a legal notice
on the production house.
X’s parent company Y said that while X has done in-film placement in
several movies, this is probably the first time the brand has done something
like this. ID X and Y
Q2)
91. If we travel back into antiquity, The song X has been ripped from Y’s qawwali
number Z .
The lyrics of Y’s spiritual version were written by poet Khusro and later
modified by poet Shah. Z has been through numerous iterations since and has
been sung by several artists, including Noor Jehan, Runa Laila, Abida Parveen,
Reshma and the Sabri Brothers.
When in mid 1990s, bollywood produced the track X, the lyricist replaced the
words of Y which had the praise of the saint in Sufi paean in a trance-like
rhythm . This got changed to Z after acquiring sexual and sexist overtones in
the song lyrics .
Q3) (to be continued)
92. The late 2010s remix further legitimised what is in some ways a theft of Y’s
work although it again became a resounding success on release both the
times.
ID X, Y and Z
Q3 continued
93. “Hidden Feminism in X.I remember laughing out loud the first time I watched
the music video for X. I remember being taken aback by Y - per usual a
paragon of all things sexy; and delightedly grappling with the cognitive
dissonance X created. It sounded to me like an empowering and explicit
withholding of consent. And to see it sung by a scantily clad, pelvic-thrusting
woman was to be told: Look, I can be as overtly sexual and "immodest" as I
want to and still not grant you any further physical permissions.
I remember getting predictably addicted to the criminally catchy tune, but
remaining pleasantly surprised by the very, very progressive message I
perceived.”
ID X and Y in the excerpt of this article .
Q4)
94. This song, just as the lyrics imply gave heat to all the actors and actresses as
it was filmed throughout the night during the cold winter of Uttar Pradesh.
According to an actor “I saw that when the song played everyone was up on
their feet dancing and swaying to the beats of the song….It was freezing cold
and the middle of the night, and despite all that the song just made everyone
dance their hearts out.”
ID the song.
Q5)
96. The recreated version of the song was released with the same title and the
composer made use of the oud, a Middle Eastern fretless stringed instrument,
along with _____ drums to re-envision the classic song for the new film.
Right from the music video to the dance style, _____ culture has a
prominent influence throughout the song. It became the first Indian song to
reach number three on the Billboard YouTube Music Chart . The interesting
part is that after a good reception, the makers released an entire new _____
version of the song too.
Guess the song and FITB.
Q1)
98. Khedekar, executive producer at ______ Productions, said the producers did
not make an effort to accommodate X in the song. "The composers came up
with the suggestions and we liked it," he said. "Unlike last time, we had a
promotional tie-up for X much in advance. The idea was to avoid any
complications later"
Last time, they did not take permission from the parent brand to use A in the
song of the movie and the Kolkata-based company had served a legal notice
on the production house.
X’s parent company Y said that while X has done in-film placement in
several movies, this is probably the first time the brand has done something
like this. ID X and Y
Q2)
100. If we travel back into antiquity, The song X has been ripped from Y’s qawwali
number Z .
The lyrics of Y’s spiritual version were written by poet Khusro and later
modified by poet Shah. Z has been through numerous iterations since and has
been sung by several artists, including Noor Jehan, Runa Laila, Abida Parveen,
Reshma and the Sabri Brothers.
When in mid 1990s, bollywood produced the track X, the lyricist replaced the
words of Y which had the praise of the saint in Sufi paean in a trance-like
rhythm . This got changed to Z after acquiring sexual and sexist overtones in
the song lyrics .
Q3) (to be continued)
101. The late 2010s remix further legitimised what is in some ways a theft of Y’s
work although it again became a resounding success on release both the
times.
ID X, Y and Z
Q3 continued
102. X:Tu cheez badi hai mast mast
Y: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Z: Dam Mast Kalandar
Answer
103. “Hidden Feminism in X.I remember laughing out loud the first time I watched
the music video for X. I remember being taken aback by Y - per usual a
paragon of all things sexy; and delightedly grappling with the cognitive
dissonance X created. It sounded to me like an empowering and explicit
withholding of consent. And to see it sung by a scantily clad, pelvic-thrusting
woman was to be told: Look, I can be as overtly sexual and "immodest" as I
want to and still not grant you any further physical permissions.
I remember getting predictably addicted to the criminally catchy tune, but
remaining pleasantly surprised by the very, very progressive message I
perceived.”
ID X and Y in the excerpt of this article .
Q4)
105. This song, just as the lyrics imply gave heat to all the actors and actresses as
it was filmed throughout the night during the cold winter of Uttar Pradesh.
According to an actor “I saw that when the song played everyone was up on
their feet dancing and swaying to the beats of the song….It was freezing cold
and the middle of the night, and despite all that the song just made everyone
dance their hearts out.”
ID the song.
Q5)
108. 1) There are 9 questions
2) The first letter of each word goes into the acrostic
which is the name of a movie, but there is a twist:
This acrostic is jumbled.
3) It is a written round
4) No Negatives, +10 for each question
5) +20 bonus for getting the acrostic
6) Submit all the answers together at the end
Rules wale Niyam
109. If the answers are :
1) Omkara -O
2) Dara Singh -D
3) Mohabbatein -M
4) Om Puri -O
5) Hritik Roshan -H
The acrostic connect is DHOOM
Example
110. In Middle Ages, some Catholic Popes and Bishops took a vow of
chastity. These people were in tremendous positions of power but did
not have a legitimate offspring.So, a kind of informal tradition was
started by these people, in which they they would bestow some
power and benefits to the rest of their family. This tradition led to a
modern day term, which has its origins in an Italian word and the
Italian word is based on a Latin word meaning ‘nephews’.
ID the term.
Q1)
112. Inspired by a short film- The _____(5) Tuner, this movie had a very
ambiguous end, which troubles people still today. To fit the description,
the lead actor was given special lenses, and dark glasses to get closer to
the character. The director thought of just an audio trailer, with no
visuals because of the original plot. It also included a post-credit scene
which was a montage of characters from various Hindi movies, playing
the piano but was later cut from the movie due to copyright issues.
ID the movie.
Q3)
113. As the director of X recalls, “Y, the lead actor, said that there was no point
in doing a movie called X if he was not going to fight a tiger himself. I
thought he was joking, but he was there in the cage with a tiger for three
days. We know Y is a superstar, but the tiger didn’t know that. Y suffered a
deep gash on the back of his neck too, but after some first-aid, he was
ready to resume shooting. By the second day, the tiger had calmed down. Y
showed the tiger who was boss, with his courage. Overall, the sequence is
magical. The kids are going to love it.”
ID X
Q4)
114. Scene from the movie X is claimed to be copied from the Scene
followed by the one shown in the following video . ID the actor
who played role similar to the student focussed in video in movie
X's scene .
Q5)
116. Sachin Vaze is a former police officer who has served as the assistant police inspector in
the Maharashtra police. Vaze shot to fame when his involvement in planting explosives
near Mukesh Ambani's house was found out. This case garnered extensive media
coverage and also lead to the resignation of Maharashtra's home minister Anil
Deshmukh.
During the coverage, one of the media channels coined a title for this case. The title
which was a pun on the name of a 2012 crime action film was modified in a way so as to
include the name of prime accused.
Id the title coined for this case
Q6)
117. X, a young man in the 1970s, was very much pumped up with patriotism
due to the Indo-Pak wars,which he channelised by giving an outstanding
performance in a National level dramatics competition held in Lucknow.
As luck would have it, some members in the audience liked his
performance and offered him a job in their top level important
organization. He was rigorously trained for 2 years and thereafter given a
life threatening assignment to a foreign land. X did the assignment
meticulously,but got compromised due to the carelessness of a fellow.
Q7 (To be continued)
118. For his contributions to the country, the then PM ,Indira Gandhi referred to
X with a nickname Y, which also contributes to the title of Bollywood
blockbuster movie Z, released in the early 2010s, which is claimed by X's
family to be loosely based on his life.
Identify Z.
Q7 (continued)
119. In 2002, X promised to appear in the Mumbai TADA courts with entire proof of Sanjay
Dutt's involvement in the 1993 bombings. Only X's affidavit, on the other hand, appeared
and made headlines. The CIA, British Secret Service, CBI, BJP, ISI, Amitabh Bachchan, the
Roman Catholic Church, Bal Thackeray, Prince Charles, Robert Redford, and Mel Gibson
were all accused of plotting her murder. It was then discovered that she said the
following in a 1989 interview: "Amitabh is an international gangster. He is after my life.
His goons kidnapped me and kept me on an Island where they performed a surgery on
me and planted a chip under my ear."
Everything was attributed to her Schizophrenia and her plea was thrown out by the court.
Which famous recluse?
Q8)
120. X, the primary object in a particular film was talk of the town back in the
day. While it was based on a 1991 Toyota MR2 model, for this particular
movie it was customised. Dilip Chhabria the designer had enough
experience in building sports related automobiles. This experience
culminated in X having one of the best autonomous engine performances
in the entire country at the time. In the plot, the makers wanted to portray X
to be India's first _____ , something which in the current day, folks at
Tesla seem to be very interested in.
ID X
Q9)
122. In Middle Ages, some Catholic Popes and Bishops took a vow of
chastity. These people were in tremendous positions of power but did
not have a legitimate offspring.So, a kind of informal tradition was
started by these people, in which they they would bestow some
power and benefits to the rest of their family. This tradition led to a
modern day term, which has its origins in an Italian word and the
Italian word is based on a Latin word meaning ‘nephews’.
ID the term.
Q1)
126. Inspired by a short film- The Piano Tuner, this movie had a very
ambiguous end, which troubles people still today. To fit the description,
the lead actor was given special lenses, and dark glasses to get closer to
the character. The director thought of just an audio trailer, with no
visuals because of the original plot. It also included a post-credit scene
which was a montage of characters from various Hindi movies, playing
the piano but was later cut from the movie due to copyright issues.
ID the movie.
Q3)
128. As the director of X recalls, “Y, the lead actor, said that there was no point in
doing a movie called X if he was not going to fight a tiger himself. I thought
he was joking, but he was there in the cage with a tiger for three days. We know
Y is a superstar, but the tiger didn’t know that. Y suffered a deep gash on the
back of his neck too, but after some first-aid, he was ready to resume shooting.
By the second day, the tiger had calmed down. Y showed the tiger who was
boss, with his courage. Overall, the sequence is magical. The kids are going to
love it.”
ID X
Q4)
130. Scene from the movie X is claimed to be copied from the Scene
followed by the one shown in the following video . ID the actor who
played role similar to the student focussed in video in movie X's
scene.
Q5)
133. Sachin Vaze is a former police officer who has served as the assistant police inspector in
the Maharashtra police. Vaze shot to fame when his involvement in planting explosives
near Mukesh Ambani's house was found out. This case garnered extensive media
coverage and also lead to the resignation of Maharashtra's home minister Anil
Deshmukh.
During the coverage, one of the media channels coined a title for this case. The title
which was a pun on the name of a 2012 crime action film was modified in a way so as to
include the name of prime accused.
Id the title coined for this case
Q6)
135. X, a young man in the 1970s, was very much pumped up with patriotism due
to the Indo-Pak wars,which he channelised by giving an outstanding
performance in a National level dramatics competition held in Lucknow. As
luck would have it, some members in the audience liked his performance and
offered him a job in their top level important organization. He was rigorously
trained for 2 years and thereafter given a life threatening assignment to a
foreign land. X did the assignment meticulously,but got compromised due to
the carelessness of a fellow.
Q7 (To be continued)
136. For his contributions to the country, the then PM ,Indira Gandhi referred to X
with a nickname Y, which also contributes to the title of Bollywood blockbuster
movie Z, released in the early 2010s, which is claimed by X's family to be
loosely based on his life.
Identify Z.
Q7 (continued)
138. In 2002, X promised to appear in the Mumbai TADA courts with entire proof of Sanjay Dutt's
involvement in the 1993 bombings. Only X's affidavit, on the other hand, appeared and made
headlines. The CIA, British Secret Service, CBI, BJP, ISI, Amitabh Bachchan, the Roman
Catholic Church, Bal Thackeray, Prince Charles, Robert Redford, and Mel Gibson were all
accused of plotting her murder. It was then discovered that she said the following in a 1989
interview: "Amitabh is an international gangster. He is after my life. His goons kidnapped me
and kept me on an Island where they performed a surgery on me and planted a chip under my
ear."
Everything was attributed to her Schizophrenia and her plea was thrown out by the court. Which
famous recluse?
Q8)
140. X, the primary object in a particular film was talk of the town back in the
day. While it was based on a 1991 Toyota MR2 model, for this particular
movie it was customised. Dilip Chhabria the designer had enough
experience in building sports related automobiles. This experience
culminated in X having one of the best autonomous engine performances
in the entire country at the time. In the plot, the makers wanted to portray X
to be India's first _____ , something which in the current day, folks at
Tesla seem to be very interested in.
ID X
Q9)
142. N - Nepotism
E - Ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga
A - Andhadhun
H - Himmatwala
A - Aamir Khan
G - Gangs of Wasseypur
E - Ek tha Tiger
P - Parveen Babi
T - Tarzan the Wonder Car
Any guesses for the word?
And the jumbled letters are: