The question provides background on Justice K Chandru, an Indian advocate and former judge known for a 1993 case when he was a lawyer. In that case, Rajakannu from the Irular tribe was falsely accused of theft and died due to custodial torture. His wife Parvathi sought help from K Chandru, who took on the landmark legal battle. It was the longest habeas corpus case in India.

3. Q1.
Pterocarpus santalinus is a light -demanding small tree,
growing to 8 meters (26 ft) tall with a trunk 50–150 cm
diameter. It is fast-growing when young, reaching 5 meters (16
ft) tall in three years, even on degraded soils.
It is listed as ‘near threatened by the IUCN (International Union
for Conservation of Nature), due to its overexploitation. The
species is extremely rare for a reason which is that it isn't easily
available everywhere. These trees grow only in the
Seshachalam hills spread over four districts of Andhra
Pradesh.
It forms the backdrop of a recent movie. Give me the name of
the movie.

5. ANS- Pushpa

6. Q2.
The X journey began with a
never-before-seen sky show at
the Kumbh Mela. The auspicious
day of Maha Shivratri, the
world's largest celebration and
gathering, served as the canvas.
The team of X released a swarm
of drones above the historic
Triveni Sangam of Prayagraj,
revealing the film's logo in the
dusk sky against a backdrop of
over 10 million tourists.
W hich movie is this?

8. ANS - Brahmastra

9. Q3.
According to IMDb, the color scheme of the show was
inspired from the movie "Schindler's List" which is based on
lives of Jews under gruesome rule of Nazis. The color
scheme wants to suggest that the lives of the characters are
tasteless.
The creator of the show in an interview said that the color
scheme was used to convey that the major decisions or
morality in the lives of the characters are binary.
Put funda.

11. ANS- Kota Factory is shot in Black & White.

12. Q4.
The main idea for the film came from The Motorcycle Diaries,
according to the filmmaker, who stated this in March 2019. The
Motorcycle Diaries is a 2004 biopic about Ernesto Guevara's
voyage and written memoir as a 23-year-old, who would go on to
become known around the world as the iconic Marxist guerrilla
leader and revolutionary leader Che Guevara some years later.
The story is based on a fictional account of two Indian freedom
warriors who never met in person. It's based on the concept of
what would happen if those two met.
The title which was initially just a working title standing for the
director and the two main leads' initials was made official as it got
famed.
W hich movie?

14. ANS- RRR

15. Q5.
The film X is a remake of a 1994 Hollywood classic. In an interview,
Y, the lead actor, stated that the 1994 film is a life-affirming, feel-
good film with a fantastic tale and that he enjoyed the storyline. Y
stated in August 2018 that he had bought the remake rights to the
1994 American drama from Paramount Pictures.
Atul Kulkarni, who is making his writing debut with this film, claims
he pitched the idea to Yin 2006, and he decided to do it after
reading the script. Because the film is purely based on the original, it
took 7-8 years to obtain the remake rights from Paramount.
The production of the film suffered due to the pandemic and will
hopefully release in April this year. W hich film am I referring to?

17. ANS - Laal Singh Chaddha

18. Q6.
In one of his interviews lyricist Irshad Kamil referring to one of
his songs X said that, “ I once met a woman on airport who on
knowing that I have written X, said that she used to sing X every
morning as a prayer. Thanking god as he is responsible for the
arrival of the day and the beautiful dark night.”
The best thing about this incident was the fact that X was a hard
core romantic ballad and not a prayer. Kamil referred the
incident while discussing the fact that how songs can be
interpreted differently by different people.
Id the song X.

20. ANS- TUM SE HI .

21. Q7.
The grand mahurat of 'Raftaar' was held just before Kartoos
(1999) was to be released, and the film's cast at that point
was Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, Paresh Rawal and Karishma
Kapoor. Dutt had to leave the film because he had to attend
the court proceedings regularly and he could only do night
scenes. Karishma Kapoor also left the film for personal
reasons. The film eventually released next year (2000) with a
different name and turned out to be one of the most iconic
Hindi movies of all time.
W hich film ?

23. ANS - HERA PHERI

24. Q8.
This author's work helped a couple escape the law after they kill a man.
The investigation concluded without any substantial evidence and the
officer leading the investigation could understand the mystery only
after reading his book.
He is known for his thrillers that made their way from bus stands and
railway stations to underneath the pillows of a generation of readers.
Hawas Ka Atank, Dakaiti 60 Lakh ki, Kasauli Ka Kahar are some of his
works.
Identify the author.

26. ANS - Dinesh Pandit from Haseen Dilruba

28. Q1.
Mumbai-based company X has sent a legal notice to the producers
of the film UTV Motion Pictures and Ishana Films dated September
10, 2012 for infringing the copyrights of their registered
trademarks without obtaining a NOC. Apparently, the lyrics of the
title song suggests that X's mother desires to have a child like __
___. According to the notice, the mother dies as soon as an X
product is put on and the child is named so, in her memory.
Interestingly, the protagonist is named X but he is addressed as Y
by all around him, which is also the name of the movie.
Give X and Y.

30. Q2
During the 1870s, a severe outbreak of drought took place in Mysore.
Sir Richard Temple was sent as the Special Famine Commissioner to
oversee the relief works. To deal with it, the government of Mysore,
started relief kitchens. A large number of people came into Bangalore,
when relief was available. These people had to work on the Bangalore-
Mysore railway line in exchange for food and grains.
In extreme desperation, the municipal council even decided to resort to
rituals and prayer. A group of Brahmins stood on the parched bed of the
river Kaveri. On the twelfth day it rained.
All these events ultimately inspired someone to write a novel which
then turned into a movie. Name it.

32. Q3.
Illustrious filmmaker S. Sukhdev was to direct a film in the early 1970's.
He objected of the selection of a former air force cadet - turned actor
named Gopal Bedi in the film.
After a heated exchange over that matter with Sunil Dutt, the lead actor
of the project, he stepped down. And Dutt was forced to make his
directorial debut. Interestingly, he not only casted Gopal in that film, he
also gave him a new screen name. The movie was “Rehsma Aur Shera”
and was selected as Indian entry to the Oscars that year.
Who is Gopal Bedi famously known as?

34. Q4.
The song X from the film is an iconic track and has almost turned into an
anthem of sorts. The lyrics for this raging number have been penned by
Y, who is one of the inspirations behind making of the film. Even though
most of the song was written by Y, Javed Akhtar supposedly made a
crucial change that gave a completely new meaning to the track.
Initially, when Y wrote the lyrics for the song, he used "Sabka". Later,
when Javed Akhtar read the lyrics, he suggested that "Sabka" should be
replaced by "Apna". He believed this minor change would help connect
people to the song at a much higher level individually.
Give the film and the song.

36. ROUND 2 ANSWERS

37. Q1.
Mumbai-based company X has sent a legal notice to the producers of
the film UTV Motion Pictures and Ishana Films dated September 10,
2012 for infringing the copyrights of their registered trademarks
without obtaining a NOC. Apparently, the lyrics of the title song
suggests that X's mother desires to have a child like __ ___. According
to the notice, the mother dies as soon as an X product is put on and
the child is named so, in her memory. Interestingly, the protagonist
is named X but he is addressed as Y by all around him, which is also
the name of the movie.

38. ANS – X - Murphy Enterprise
Y - Barfi

39. Q2
During the 1870s, a severe outbreak of drought took place in Mysore.
Sir Richard Temple was sent as the Special Famine Commissioner to
oversee the relief works. To deal with it, the government of Mysore,
started relief kitchens. A large number of people came into Bangalore,
when relief was available. These people had to work on the Bangalore-
Mysore railway line in exchange for food and grains.
In extreme desperation, the municipal council even decided to resort to
rituals and prayer. A group of Brahmins stood on the parched bed of the
river Kaveri. On the twelfth day it rained.
All these events ultimately inspired someone to write a novel which
then turned into a movie. Name it.

40. ANS- The Guide

41. Q3.
Illustrious filmmaker S. Sukhdev was to direct a film in the early 1970's.
He objected of the selection of a former air force cadet - turned actor
named Gopal Bedi in the film.
After a heated exchange over that matter with Sunil Dutt, the lead actor
of the project, he stepped down. And Dutt was forced to make his
directorial debut. Interestingly, he not only casted Gopal in that film, he
also gave him a new screen name. The movie was “Rehsma Aur Shera”
and was selected as Indian entry to the Oscars that year.
Who is Gopal Bedi famously known as?

42. ANS- Ranjeet

43. Q4.
The song X from the film is an iconic track and has almost turned into an
anthem of sorts. The lyrics for this raging number have been penned by
Y, who is one of the inspirations behind making of the film. Even though
most of the song was written by Y, Javed Akhtar supposedly made a
crucial change that gave a completely new meaning to the track.
Initially, when Y wrote the lyrics for the song, he used "Sabka". Later,
when Javed Akhtar read the lyrics, he suggested that "Sabka" should be
replaced by "Apna". He believed this minor change would help connect
people to the song at a much higher level individually.
Give the film and the song.

44. ANS- Gully Boy and Apna Time Aayega

46. Q1.
X was accused by columnist Shobha De of endorsing stalking. X's maker
was livid. "How do I respond to this? I don't even want to react to an
opinion so absurd and myopic. Has she seen Y(primarily where movie
was shot), felt its pulse? Does she know what the city is all about? Does
she understand the feelings of the young in the small cities where two
people still cannot go out on a date? There's a life beyond metropolises
that some people who have grown up in the metros cannot understand.
And I don't see the need to explain myself to them. It's different
cultural breeding.
Who is X?
Which movie is being talked about here?

48. ANS : X - Akshay Kumar
Movie - Ranjhana .

49. Q2.
The director, of this 2010s film, adorns the movie with the usage of a
particular bird throughout the screenplay.
W hen the lead pair meet each other in a certain scene, which was
inspired by a 16th century play, this bird can be seen sitting beside
the female lead, flying away as soon as the co-lead enters the scene.
The conversation that these two have with each other is filled by
metaphors related to this bird. Even the cushions and the pillows of
this particular room are themed with the colors of this bird.
In one of the scenes, the protagonists can be seen perching on a tree,
thus reflecting another quality of this bird. All the songs in the movie
have been based around the image of this bird as well. This bird
makes another appearance at the end of this film as well.
W hat bird is this, that gets referenced even in the poster of this iconic
movie?

51. ANS - RAMLEELA
Bird - Peacock .

52. Q3.
X introduced the fringe hairstyle in Indian film industry in her
first film Love in Simla. R. K. Nayyar, director of the film and her
future husband, suggested the fringe style in order to make her
forehead look narrower. X says, "They tried to stick a strip near
the hairline, but it didn’t work out." Nayyar then suggested she
go for the fringe style as was then sported by the Hollywood
actress Audrey Hepburn. The fringe soon became popular as a
fashion fad in the 1960s. Deepika Padukone sported the same
fringe in her films Om Shanti Om (2007) and Chandni Chowk To
China (2009). X is also credited for bringing into fashion tight
churidar-kurta.
W ho is X?

54. ANS- Sadhana

55. Q4.
"The folk song was popularized by Musarrat Nazir and then by several
musicians like Nucleya, Anuradha paudwal, Neha Bhasin etc. The song
describes a woman who had lost her nose ornament, while she was on
her way to meet her husband to give him meals. While going back to
home, she describes about the beauty of her ornament and asks her
husband to watch out on her footsteps which she followed to find her
ornament and bring back if found.
Which popular folk song i am talking about?"

57. ANS - Laung
Gawacha

58. Q5.
Although the two films were released 5 years apart, their themes
overlapped each other
Both revolved around characters who had no direction in life and
often questioned their capabilities. While their fathers admonished
them for not being responsible, they remained unfazed until they
found their motivations
Interestingly, both characters had strong female friends who were
independent and strong headed in their resolve, as a stark remark to
their crippling dilemmas
Id these two films (10+10).

59. QuNITe to winners :

60. ANS - Lakshya and Wake
Up Sid.

61. Q6.
In 1975, X relocated to Mumbai to work for his brother's business. He
discovered that he no longer appreciated the work after a short time
and chose to look for something more enjoyable. He decided to
pursue acting after participating in college dramas. X made his film
debut in 1977 with Paheli and made his television debut with Vikram
Betaal, but he became a household figure after starring in a television
series called Y that aired in 1987.
After almost two decades away from the big screen, he'll be seen in an
upcoming film as Y.
Give X(3), Y(3), and the title of the upcoming film(4).

63. ANS - X: Arun Govil, Y: Lord Rama, OMG2

64. Q7.
The Director began work X dealing with the concept of "generations". The
idea initially revolved around two daughters-in-law. However, on the advice
of his cousin, filmmaker Aditya Chopra, who thought that the male
characters would be too weak, Karan decided to tweak the story-line to
make it the story of two brothers.
The inspiration behind X came from Yash Chopra's Kabhi Kabhie (1976). On
being inspired by the classic, the director quoted, "What appealed to me was
the fact that the love story stretched out across generations. It began with
youth and went on as the people grew older. You could say that Kabhi
Kabhie is the starting point for my new film, that I am inspired by it. But the
film, I am sure, will be very different. It will look different, feel different."
Similarly, X added an extra "e" to the second third word in the title of his
film, due to numerological reasons. According to him his debut film was
"frothy and bubble-gummish", this one was "more classy and sophisticated".
Id the film X.

66. ANS - K3G

67. Q8.
Justice K Chandru is an Indian advocate and a former judge of
Madras high court. He is known for a 1993 case when he was
practicing as a lawyer.
Rajakannu from the Irular tribe was falsely framed in a theft case.
The horrific death of Rajakannu due to the custodial torture was a
challenging and landmark legal battle for K Chandru when the
victim’s wife Parvathi came to the lawyer for help. It was the
longest habeas corpus case in the history of Chennai High Court.
This case inspired the script of a recent movie. Which movie?

69. ANS - Jai Bhim

70. Round 4-
ALL Visuals : MMPS( Minimalistic Posters)
Pounce Only
+20/-10.

71. Q1.

73. ANS : Moh Moh Ke Dhaage

74. Q2.

76. ANS : Akh Lad Jave

77. Q3.

79. ANS - Dekha jo tujhe yaar dil mein baje guitar.

80. Q4.

82. ANS- Dil mera muft ka .