By
Nupur Neti, 1st Year
TC
Progya
Parmita ,1st Year IEM
1.
Connect : Maqbool,
Omkara, Ram Leela, Angoor
2.
ID this minimalist poster:
3.
X is located in Mumbai. It is also known as
Bollywood’s Box Office. On 11 January 2013, it broke the Guinness record for
something. ID the place and what is the record it broke?
4.
You see, the whole country of the system is
juxtaposition by the haemoglobin in the atmosphere because you are a
sophisticated rhetorician intoxicated by the exuberance of your own verbosity.
Where have you heard this?
5.
X became CNN's Top Song in 2012. Its rapid
spread to nightclubs and discos in Tokyo, Japan were reported soon after
release, and a viral video of Japanese women dancing to it spread soon
afterwards. Police officers in India used versions of the song and its title to
combat road rage and encourage bike riders to wear helmets. However In April
2012, a petition was filed seeking a ban on the song citing negative influence
on children, claiming to inciting violence and aggression. ID X.
6.
X was released in the 90s. While it didn’t
initially do well at the box office, it has grown to have a cult following. It
repeatedly references to another iconic movie Y which was written by the father
of one of X’s lead actors. X and Y are so famous mainly due to their memorable
dialogues, friendships and hilarious antics. The same actor plays the second in
command to the main villain in X as well as
Y. Both X and Y are in the top 3
for the list of highest rated Bollywood movies by IMDb. ID X and Y.
7.
X is the screen name of Mary Evans who was born
to a Greek mother and a Scottish father. Her role often involved beating up
Indian men and a lot of stunts which gave her the first part of her screen
name. She was famous for her role in the movie Hunterwali, one of the first female lead movies in Bollywood. ID X.
8.
X was born as Johnrao Prakashrao Janumala and
brought up in Dharavi. As a child, he earned money by selling pens on the
streets of Bombay by imitating Bollywood stars and later worked with factor in
Hindustan Unilever’s factory where his performances earned him the name X. He
is one of the most well-known actors in his field and is inspired by Johnny
Walker, Kishore Kumar and Mehmood. ID X.
9.
X was initially to be named Inquilaab as his
mother was profoundly influenced by the freedom movement. He moved to Bombay to
work as a film actor but for a long was rejected repeatedly as film makers
wanted someone fairer and “He just wasn’t fair enough”. Hence he moved on to
narration and background for many years until Indira Gandhi sent a personal letter
of recommendation and thus he got his big break. ID X
10.
X is the first Hindi film to gross over
1 billion, and when adjusted for inflation, it is still one
of the highest earning Bollywood films ever. Painter (Late) M. F. Husain was
reported to have seen the film 85 times. Filmmaker Karan Johar named it as the
one film that changed his life. ID X.
11.
X is a movie whose title is taken from a poem by
Dushyanth Kumar and is heavily inspired by another poem written by Ram Prasad
Bismil. The film went under severe controversy - first there was some
uncertainty over shooting appropriate scenes inside the Amritsar Golden Temple
and a 20-second horse race was cut on claims put forward by Maneka Gandhi. What
is X?
12.
X had the following to say of the English Band Y
: “People say that Y are a fad. But I don’t think so…If you listen to Y
properly, you get a feel of old Roman music. Sometimes you get a feel of Indian
music, sometimes you get a feel of Assamese folk songs.” ID X and Y.
13.
Music for this song X is done by
Laxmikant-Pyarelal and is considered THE song in catapulting this actress on
her road to success. A favourite when it comes to antakshari games, the movie
released in 1987. The song was such a
success that Filmfare introduced a whole new category of awards - The best
choreography award. ID X.
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