Indian Business, Hindi Cinema & Harry Potter Quiz

CNBC TV18 is brought to India by TV18 (Television Eighteen Limited) in partnership with NBC Universal. TV18 is one of India's leading business news broadcasters. Channel 7, Sony, and Mudra Arts are media companies but not the CNBC partners.

The song "Dil Mera Tod Diya" is from the 2001 Bollywood movie Kasoor, starring Lisa Ray and Aftab Shivdasani. It's a popular sad romantic song from that era. Mohra, Jaanwar, and Patiala House are other films but not the source of this particular song.

The complete lyrics are "Chupke chupke raat din aansu bahana yaad hai" from the classic film Anand. The missing word is "aasu" (tears). Khoon (blood), paani (water), and zindagi (life) don't fit the emotional context.

Mafilda Hopkirk from the Improper Use of Magic Office sent Harry an official warning letter after he performed the Patronus Charm to save Dudley and himself from Dementors. Dolores Umbridge was at Hogwarts, Fudge was the Minister, and Arabella Figg was a neighbor, not Ministry officials.

The song is "Khilona Jaan Kar Tum To" from the movie Khilona (1970). The missing word is khilona (toy), representing someone's fragile heart. The other options (dhaga/thread, seesha/mirror, patthar/stone) don't complete this famous song title.

The Half-Blood Prince (Severus Snape) invented Muffliato (fills ears with buzzing), Sectumsempra (causes deep wounds), and Levicorpus (hangs victim upside down by ankle). Alasto momentum and Episkey are standard spells not created by Snape.

Voldemort forced Kreacher the house-elf to accompany him to the cave where he placed the locket Horcrux. Kreacher was made to drink the potion and nearly died, but survived by returning to the Black family home. Snape, Bellatrix, and Nagini were not involved in this specific task.

The lyrics are from the song "Hairat" from the movie Anjaana Anjaani (2010), originally sung by Lucky Ali. The English translation in the question matches this song's theme. The other movies are different films not connected to this particular song.

Pantaloon (now part of Future Group) positioned itself as 'India's Family Store' in their marketing campaigns, targeting complete family shopping needs. Peter England is known for affordable formal wear, Hirawats is a traditional fabric brand, and Provogue is a youth-oriented fashion brand.

Provogue is owned by Acme Clothing. Acme is a relatively lesser-known parent company that owns the Provogue brand, which was positioned as a premium youth fashion brand in India. John Player is owned by ITC, Peter England by Madura Fashion & Lifestyle (Aditya Birla Group), and Park Avenue by Raymond.

eSeva was the flagship e-Governance initiative of the Andhra Pradesh Government, providing various citizen services like bill payments, certificates, and grievances online. HARIS is related to land records, I-SETU sounds like a generic IT service name, and ELCOT is Tamil Nadu's electronics corporation.

Tata Tea acquired Tetley in 2000 for £271 million, which was one of the largest cross-border acquisitions by an Indian company at that time. Tetley is a UK-based tea company. Gemini is an Indian tea brand, Brooke Bond is owned by Hindustan Unilever, and Lipton is a Unilever brand.

Duke's 'Wear your attitude' slogan was part of their brand positioning targeting youth. Provogue (note spelling difference from option) is also a youth brand but used different campaigns. Peter England is known for 'zara wale'. Weekender focuses on casual wear and used different taglines.

Hyundai Motor Company is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. It was founded in 1967 and is one of South Korea's largest chaebols. Japan is home to Toyota, Honda, Nissan. North Korea doesn't have a major auto industry. Taiwan has some manufacturing but not Hyundai.

WiFi (Wireless Fidelity) is the common name for wireless local area networks. LAN is Local Area Network (wired or wireless), WAN is Wide Area Network, and EPABX is a telephone exchange system. WiFi is the specific technology for wireless networking.

In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Moaning Myrtle helped Harry by telling him the merpeople live in the lake bottom and giving him directions during the Second Task. Mad-Eye Moody was actually Barty Crouch Jr. in disguise, Cedric didn't help with this, Dumbledore set up the task, and Hagrid was not involved.

This philosophical-sounding lyric about heartbreak and abandonment is from the song 'Ae Mere Pyare Watan' from the movie Kabuliwala (1961), sung by Mukesh. His emotional, melancholic style matches this sentiment. Manna Dey, Kishore Kumar, and Mohammed Rafi had different singing styles.