Mixed Trivia - Bollywood, Currencies & Hindi Songs

Bangladesh's currency is the Taka. Option D is correct. Options A (Marakka - not a real currency), B (Yen - Japan), and C (lira - Turkey/former Italian currency) are not Bangladesh's currency.

This is a fill-in-the-blank from the Hindi phrase meaning 'You wander in every lane and street, why be a ___________.' The correct answer is 'Banjara' (nomad), which completes the cultural metaphor. Option B is correct - 'Banjara' means nomad, fitting the context of wandering.

This is a fill-in from Hindi film song lyrics: 'Jab bhi koi ladki dekhu mera dil deewana bole __________' (Whenever I see a girl, my crazy heart says __________). The answer is 'Ole Ole Ole' - a popular rhythmic phrase from 1990s Bollywood songs expressing excitement.

Sweden's national currency is the Krona. Shilling is used in Kenya and Tanzania, Rupee in India and Pakistan, while Pesto is a sauce, not a currency.

The Hindi idiom 'Kanoon ke haath lambe hote hai' means 'the law has long hands' - no one can escape the reach of justice. The other options don't complete this well-known proverb.

South Africa's currency is the Rand. Ruble is Russian, Rial is used in Middle Eastern countries like Iran, and Ringgit is Malaysia's currency.

This appears to be a famous Hindi movie dialogue 'Chahe koi mujhe jungli kahe' - 'Let anyone call me wild/jungli'. This is from a popular Bollywood film and is a well-recognized quote in Indian pop culture.

Portugal historically used the Escudo as its currency before adopting the Euro. Dong is Vietnamese, Zloty is Polish, and Naira is Nigerian.

Zambia's currency is the Kwacha. Lira is used in Turkey and previously Italy, Kyat is Myanmar's currency, and Won is used in North and South Korea.

The Hindi phrase 'Aaj maut ke saath apna appointment hai' is a dramatic line meaning 'Today I have an appointment with death'. This is from popular Hindi cinema and literature.

Israel's currency is the Shekel (also spelled Sheqel). Ngultrum is Bhutan's currency, Birr is Ethiopian, and Peso is used in many Latin American countries.

Korea's currency is the Won (used by both North and South Korea). Markka was Finland's currency, Lek is Albanian, and Dong is Vietnamese.

BB is the common abbreviation for Base Ball. The other options - 'Biwi Bache', 'Bekar Beta', and 'Bumble Bee' - don't represent the standard abbreviation for this sport.

The child character in Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai (2000) was played by Abhishek Sharma, who played the young Raj/Hrithik Roshan character. This is entertainment trivia about Bollywood cinema.

The child character in Raja Hindustani (1996) was played by Kunal Khemu, who played the young Aamir Khan character's son. This is Bollywood cinema trivia.

The child character in Rahul (1998) was played by Yash Pathak. This Bollywood film featured a child protagonist, and Yash Pathak played the title role.

The child character in Masoom (1983, the original version) was played by Jugal Hansraj. This classic film featured child artists prominently, and Jugal Hansraj was one of the main child actors.

The child character in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai (1998) was played by Sana Saeed, who played the young Anjali (the little girl version of the character later played by Kajol in flashbacks/imagined scenes).