This document contains 7 questions about identifying people, places, movies, TV shows, and other details from brief descriptions. It asks the reader to identify an actress, a character played by an actor, the inspiration for a TV series, the speaker in a passage, the title song of a famous TV series, a movie and its debutant director known for a particular song, and a famous TV clip from its title song. It also contains passages to identify people, locations, organizations, and products based on the details provided.

2. 1
 Identify the actress

3. 2
 Identify the character played by Raj Kumar.

4. 3
 What is the inspiration for this forthcoming TV series?

5. 4
 Identify the speaker.

6. 5
 Title song from which well known TV series?

7. 6
 All of us know this song as the original IDEA song.
Identify this movie & the debutant director.

8. 7
 Audience clip: Identify the famous TV clip from its title
song.

10. 1
 Mitra Publication of Allahabad was a pioneer name
in Indian publication history. Magazines and novels,
the likes of 'Jasoosi Duniya,______ _______,Maaya and
Manorama' etc were the glorious names from the
Mitra Prakashan stable._______ _______ was launched
in 1957 to capture the market using human
psychology where crime stories titillate the nerve of
common man. Soon _______ __________ became the
largest selling Hindi magazine of India pouring out
lakhs of copies per month. After the advent of TV,
video and the Internet Mitra Prakashan suffered a
major setback as all other publications did and
gradually all these big names 'Maaya,
Manorma,______ _________ and Satyakatha' were lost
in the sands of time.

12. ANSWER

13. 2
"Those days (1967-68), they would not take
young people for news reading but only ones
with mature voices. Pratima Puri and Gopal
Kaul were regular faces then. But Kaul never
wanted to read news so once, when it was
time to read news, he entered the office with a
shaven head! The panic-stricken producer
started looking for someone to replace him
and they zeroed in on me. I was asked to give
a quick audition. When I came back to the
control room after the audition, I witnessed a
pin-drop silence and everyone sitting stunned.
With a chocking voice I asked what happened,
and was told that I read the 15-minutes news
so quickly that they could not even start the
roll! DD finally realized that they should train
people for news reading too!”

15. ANSWER
 Salma Sultana

16. 3
Poruvazhi Temple, Kollam Mori, Uttarkashi
The water from River Tons which flows close to the temple at Mori is not
used for drinking even today. What connects these two temples?

18. ANSWER

19. 4
 A bachelor to the end, X fell in love with writer Y and
singer Sudha Malhotra, relationships that never
fructified in the conventional sense and left him sad.
Ironically, the two ladies' fathers wouldn't accept him,
an atheist, because of his perceived religion. The
young lady (Y), madly in love, wrote his name
hundreds of times on a sheet of paper while
addressing a press conference. They would meet
without exchanging a word, he would puff away;
after his departure, she would smoke the cigarette
butts left behind by him. After his death, she said she
hoped the air mixed with the smoke of the butts
would travel to the other world and meet him.

21. ANSWER
Sahir Ludhianvi & Amrita Pritam

22. 5
 Founded in 1888, the KGS (Kanpur ________
Society) is closely linked to Hindu nationalist
organizations RSS and BJP.
The KGS product profile ranges from mosquito
coils to aftershave lotions, from face packs to
phenyl. But their latest offering, Goloka Pay has
really put them on the map. It is a cold drink
concentrate laced with X (5% of total volume)
which is doing reasonably well in the market.
The idea of creating a soft drink first came
when Baba Ramdev lashed out at Coke and
Pepsi. “That was when we began work on this
healthy alternative. Along with X it contains
herbs like tulsi, brahmi & shankhpushpi,” says
the KGS general secretary.

24. ANSWER
 Cow Urine (KGS: Kanpur Gaushala Society)

25. 6
 Born in New York, she was the first
foreigner (of her profession) to be
permitted in to the Soviet industry.
In 1946 working for the Life she
came to India on an assignment to
capture the fall of the British
Empire. Identify this lady who was
portrayed by Candice Bergen in
the 1982 movie Gandhi. Also what
was her most famous contribution
to Indian history?

27. ANSWER
 Margaret Bourke-White