• Firstly a Dry Round

In this film, Dr. Rao played by Girish Karnad,

comes to a village, to set up a dairy
cooperative, which upsets not just the
middlemen, who were hitherto exploiting the
villagers, but also the age-old feudal structure
of the village, soon an uprising is sparked
among the local untouchables, which leads to
an economic revolution as well. Which movie?
• Manthan
X is considered one of the single most important men in his
club’s history and is generally given credit for
transforming Y from the second most successful club based
in their city into the most successful in the country, and one of
the most successful in Europe. He was the club's President
between September 1943 and June 1978.X was also
instrumental in organizing a loosely-constructed exhibition
tournament played among invited teams, but which over time
developed into what is today the Champions League.
The ‘X Cup’ dedicated to his memory ,is organized each year by
Y at the beginning of the season. From 1979 to 1984 and in 1986
it was contested by 4 teams, with semifinals, third place match
and final. In 1985 and since 1987 only one match between Y and
an invited team was played.
Who is X and how has he been immortalised?
Santiago Bernabéu Yeste, Santiago Bernabéu
Stadium
On September 30, 1975, which became the
first TV network to continuously deliver signals
via satellite when it showed the "Thrilla in
Manila" boxing-match between Muhammad
Ali and Joe Frazier?
• HBO
• The origins of ‘X’ are uncertain, although sources suggest
that the game is of Bangladesh, Indian,Portuguese
colonial, or Burmese origin. There is ‘X’-like game also
played with cues in China. Games similar to ‘X’ appear all
over Asia, for example vindi vindi in Fiji and szhe
szhe in Israel. Some variants make use of discarded
objects instead of fashioned playing pieces; bottle caps
are used for games similar to X in both Mexico and Java
various North American and European games bear a
resemblance to (and may be related to) X
including crokinole, pitchnut, pichenotte and [Link] X.
Lata Mangeshkar is considered as the
doyenne of Hindi film music. But she has not
sung a single song for one particular music
director, do you know his name?
• OP Nayyar
• This is the most famous race of its kind and
33rd edition took place on February 2,2010.
It is an invitational race and the winners of some
other great races all over the world earn themselves
a ticket. Race mode is mass start in two waves. The
Ladies are let loose five minutes before the Gents.
The race covers 1050 feet. The fastest-ever finisher,
Paul Crake of Australia, reached the finishing line in
9 minutes, 33 seconds, in 2003. The women’s record
of 11:23 was set in 2006 by Andrea Mayr of
[Link] is being talked about?
• Empire State Building Run Up
Connect
• Top Prizes in Various International Film
festivals
• 1. Palme d’Or- Cannes Film festival
• 2. Golden Lion - Venice Film Festival
• 3. Golden Leopard – Locarno Film Festival
• 4. Golden Bear – Berlin Film Festival
• 5. Golden Crow Pheasant - IFFT
Who is the author of this book?
• He has confessed in interviews that once he has
committed to a project, he will go over his lines as many
times as is needed (sometimes upwards of 200) until the
lines sound natural to him, so that he can "do it without
thinking".In addition, he is a gifted mimic, adept at
turning his native Welsh accent into whatever is required
by a character. He duplicated the voice of his late mentor,
Laurence Olivier, for additional scenes in Spartacus in its
1991 restoration. He had the shortest screen time for his
Best Actor Oscar(1991) win, supposedly 16 minutes of
screen time. Which actor?
• Anthony Hopkins
Whose achievement at the 1968 Olympics inspired a new
word in the English language, meaning an athletic feat
dramatically superior to previous feats that it overwhelms
the imagination?
• Bob Beamon. The word was ‘Beamonesque’.
Google doodle dedicated to ?
• Roald Dahl
What word got its first highlight after the
release of the movie Around the World in
Eighty Days (1956)?
• Cameo
 "I was making a film in English and I went all around the world, met
and saw actors in Canada, United States and Britain. Physically, many
actors in America came close but I was not sure about how they
would portray the whole sensibility and inner turmoil. I was also not
happy about the gestures. I had shortlisted 2-3 people and knew that
it would be troublesome as I would have to get them here and train
them. So I was not really happy. Then I decided to do something
about _________, who was hiding in my mind for a very long time."
So started the entire exercise of doing computer graphics on his face.
The results showed that physically he came very close. When the
director approached him initially through a third person, the actor
laughed off the idea.
• Elaborate please.
• This is director Jabbar Patel talking about how
he selected Mammotty for doing the role of
Dr. Ambedkar
• A cover verison of this song was designed to protest the
Irainian government’s actions during the 2009–2010
Iranian election protests, was created by the Toronto rock
band “Blurred Vision”. The band is fronted by two
brothers who fled Iran in [Link] from iTunes
downloads were donated to Amnesty International and
the video to the cover went viral and became popular
throughout South America, Europe, the UK, and North
America. The video also garnered attention in Iran, where
among the youth the original creators of the song is
popular. Which song?
“We don’t need no education” by Pink Floyd

The cover version had a slight change in the lyrics.

It was “Hey Ayathollah, Leave those kids alone”