World Currencies & Indian Entertainment

Rajkamal was the music composer for the Mahabharat television series, creating its iconic and memorable soundtrack. The music became an integral part of the show's identity and is still remembered fondly by viewers. The correct role among the options is Music Composer.

Boxer Bhai is a character played by Sanjay Dutt in the film 'Musafir' (2004). This was a negative role where Dutt portrayed a gangster. The other options are notable actors but did not play this specific character.

Babu Rao Ganpat Rao Apte is the iconic character played by Paresh Rawal in the comedy film 'Hera Pheri' (2000). The character's hilarious dialogue and mannerisms made it one of the most memorable characters in Bollywood comedy. Rawal reprised this role in the sequel as well.

Dr. J. Asthana is the strict dean played by Boman Irani in 'Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.' (2003). This was a breakthrough role for Irani, who portrayed the authoritarian medical college dean with comic perfection. The character's interactions with Munna Bhai drive much of the film's humor.

Sachin Tichkule is a character played by Akshay Kumar in the film 'Khatta Meetha' (2010), a satirical comedy about corruption in the construction business. Kumar played a struggling contractor facing various comedic mishaps. This was one of Kumar's many comedy roles.

Mirchi Seth is a character played by Akhilendra Mishra in the comedy film 'Welcome' (2007). He portrayed a gangster in this ensemble cast film about a don trying to get his sister married to a decent man. Mishra is known for playing supporting character roles.

Dr. Siddhant Arya is the antagonist character played by Naseeruddin Shah in 'Phir Hera Pheri' (2006), the sequel to Hera Pheri. Shah portrayed the fraudster who cons the main characters. This was a supporting but memorable role in the comedy franchise.

RDX is a character played by Feroz Khan in the film 'Janasheen' (2003). Feroz Khan, who also directed the film, played this supporting character role. The name RDX is likely a character name rather than a reference to the explosive. The other options are prominent actors but didn't play this specific role.

As per RBI guidelines, savings account interest is calculated on the daily balance maintained in the account, not on monthly or quarterly averages. This regulation, effective since 2010, ensures fair interest calculation based on actual daily balances rather than minimum balances.

A debit card serves multiple purposes: it allows ATM withdrawals, facilitates both online and offline purchases, and enables electronic fund transfers. Unlike credit cards, debit cards draw directly from your bank account, making them versatile for all transaction types listed.

Albania uses the Lek (ALL) as its official currency, subdivided into 100 qindarka. The name derives from Alexander the Great. Other options are currencies of different regions: Dinar (Middle East), Yen (Japan), Won (Korea).

Mauritius uses the Mauritian Rupee (MUR) as its official currency, like India and other South Asian nations. The other options are currencies of different regions: Dirham (Morocco/UAE), Kyat (Myanmar), Tugrik (Mongolia).

Vietnam's official currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND), one of the most devalued currencies in the world. Other options are currencies of different countries: Pound (UK), Dinar (Middle East), Won (South Korea). The Dong has been Vietnam's currency since 1978.

Sweden uses the Krona (plural: Kronor) as its official currency, abbreviated as SEK. The other options are currencies of different countries: Kwacha (Zambia and Malawi), Guilder (historical Dutch currency), and Naira (Nigeria). Sweden, while an EU member, has retained its own currency rather than adopting the Euro.

Zambia's official currency is the Kwacha (ZMW), introduced in 1968. The other options belong to different nations: Zimbabwean Dollar (Zimbabwe, though abandoned due to hyperinflation), Rial (Iran), and Lira (Turkey, before switching to Turkish Lira). Zambia is a landlocked country in southern Africa.

Romania uses the Leu (plural: Lei), which means 'lion' in Romanian. The currency code is RON. The other options are: Baht (Thailand), Kina (Papua New Guinea), and Rouble (Russia). Romania is an EU member but has not yet adopted the Euro.

Denmark uses the Krone (plural: Kroner), with currency code DKK. Despite being an EU member, Denmark has retained its own currency and not adopted the Euro. The distractors are: Birr (Ethiopia), Cedi (Ghana), and Mark (Germany's pre-Euro currency). Denmark is a Scandinavian country that opted out of the Eurozone.