Multiple choice general knowledge

Ye haath nahi _______ hai , Gabbar.

  1. Fansi ka fanda

  2. Huthkadi

  3. hathoda

  4. None
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Explanation

This iconic Sholay dialogue has Gabbar saying 'Ye haath nahi fansi ka fanda hai' - meaning 'These are not hands, [this is] a hangman's noose.' The speaker is referring to his powerful hands being as dangerous as a noose. 'Hathoda' means hammer, 'Huthkadi' means handcuffs - neither fits the metaphor.

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