Indian Entertainment and Trivia Quiz

The lyrics are from the song 'Kahin To' from the movie Aashiqui (1990). The opening lines are: 'Saasein kho gayi hain kiski aahon mein, main kho gayi hoon jane kiski baahon mein'.

Tiruchirapalli (also spelled Trichy) uses the IATA code TRZ. IATA codes are 3-letter designators assigned to airports worldwide by the International Air Transport Association. TRY is for Tirumala/Tirupati, TYR and TRI are not standard Indian airport codes.

These lyrics are from the Bollywood song 'Aankhon Mein Ankhein Teri' and continue with 'Tumse Hi Tumse' from the movie 'Ajanabee'. The song expresses romantic obsession and eternal longing.

Madurai International Airport uses the IATA code IXM. This is the standard 3-letter airport code used in flight bookings and aviation systems globally.

These lyrics continue from 'Aankhon Ne Tumhari' in the song 'Aankhon Ne Tumhari' from the movie 'Haqeeqat'. The lines express deep romantic longing and the feeling that the world seems false without the beloved.

These lines are from the popular Bollywood song 'All Is Well' from the movie '3 Idiots'. The song humorously captures the confusion of student life and exam stress, with the phrase 'All Is Well' becoming iconic.

Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport uses the IATA code HYD. This is derived from the city name Hyderabad and is used in all flight booking systems.

These lyrics are from the song 'Love Hua' from the movie 'Happy New Year' (or similar Bollywood romantic song). The expression 'Love Hua' indicates falling in love.

Chennai International Airport uses the IATA code MAA, derived from the city's former name Madras. This is the standard airport code used globally for flight operations and bookings.

These lyrics continue with 'Aye Kash Ke Hum' from a Bollywood romantic song. The lines express devotion and willingness to do anything for the beloved, even walking on stars.

These lyrics are from 'Ae Ho Meri Zindagi Mein' from a Bollywood film. The lines express commitment to walk together through life's changes and promises of unwavering support.

Madhoo (credited as Madhubala) was the female lead in Mani Ratnam's 1992 film 'Roja', playing the title character Roja. The film marked her debut in Tamil cinema and became a landmark project.

Anuya was the heroine of the 2009 Tamil film 'Nadodigal' directed by Samuthirakani. The film, which deals with friendship and sacrifice, featured her opposite M. Sasikumar. Trisha, Anushka, and Nayanthara are established actresses but were not in this film.

Saroja Devi was the heroine of the 1966 Tamil film 'Anbe Vaa' starring M.G. Ramachandran. She was a leading actress in Tamil and Telugu cinema during that era. Savithri and Padmini were also prominent actresses but not in this film.

Tamannaah Bhatia was the heroine of the 2010 Tamil film 'Sura' starring Vijay. The film was one of her early projects in Tamil cinema. The other options are not real actress names - they appear to be misspelled or fabricated.

Pooja (also known as Pooja Batra) was the heroine of the Tamil film 'Attakasam'. The other options are not standard actress names in Tamil cinema.

Deewana (1992) was Shah Rukh Khan's debut film where he played a supporting role alongside Rishi Kapoor and Divya Bharti. While Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa was an early film, it was not his debut. Baazigar and Darr came later in 1993.

Amoga was the heroine of the Tamil film 'Jay Jay' (2003) directed by Saran, starring Madhavan. The other options (amoeba, bacteria, virus) are biological microorganisms, not actress names - this appears to be a wordplay question.