Tamil Cinema and Chennai Entertainment Quiz

This Telugu-Tamil mixed dialogue appears in the Tamil film Padikkathavan (2009) starring Dhanush, directed by S. Suraj. The line is delivered by a character in the film, making option C correct. The other films listed (Aathi, Polladhavan, Sivaji) don't feature this specific dialogue.

Aaha FM is a Tamil-language radio station broadcasting on 91.9 MHz frequency, making option B correct. The other frequencies (92.9, 95.1, 99.1) belong to various other radio networks in different markets.

Suriyan FM (Sun TV Network) broadcasts on 93.5 FM frequency across Tamil Nadu, making option B correct. Frequencies 98.5, 94.3, and 95.3 belong to other radio stations in various markets.

Hello FM is a Tamil radio station that broadcasts on 106.4 MHz frequency, making option A correct. The frequencies 101.2, 104.6, and 105.6 belong to other radio networks operating in different regions.

Radio City broadcasts on 91.1 FM frequency in most Indian markets, making option D correct. Frequencies 92.4, 93.1, and 92.7 belong to other radio stations including Big FM and other networks.

The dialogue 'Enaku IG theriyum... aana avarodu enna theriyadhu' appears in the Tamil film Minnale (2001) directed by Gautham Menon, starring Madhavan. This makes option A correct. The other films listed are Tamil films but don't feature this specific dialogue.

Chennai Live is a popular FM radio station broadcasting from Chennai at 104.8 MHz. This station is known for its contemporary music and city-centric content. The other frequencies listed belong to different radio stations or are incorrect.

The dialogue 'yellaadae worry bee happy' (don't worry, be happy) appears in the Tamil film 'Aintham Padai' (Fifth Army), a 2009 comedy film directed by Suraaj and starring Sundar C. The line is delivered in a humorous context and became memorable.

Chennai 600028 is a 2007 Tamil sports comedy film directed by Venkat Prabhu in his directorial debut. The film is about gully cricket in Chennai and became a cult classic, launching Venkat Prabhu's successful career as a director.

Unnaipol Oruvan (Someone Like You) is a 2009 Tamil thriller directed by Chakri Toleti, starring Kamal Haasan and Mohanlal. It is a remake of the Hindi film A Wednesday!, and Chakri Toleti made his directorial debut with this film.

The dialogue 'yaarume illadha Tea kadaila yaruku daa tea aathure' (in a tea shop where nobody is around, for whom am I making tea) appears in the Tamil film 'Lovely' (2001) starring Karthik. This comedic line highlights the frustration of an empty tea shop.

Subramaniapuram is a 2008 Tamil period action film directed by M. Sasikumar in his directorial debut. The film is set in the 1980s in Madurai and is known for its realistic portrayal of friendship and betrayal. It marked the debut of both Sasikumar as director and actor.

The dialogue appears in the Tamil film 'Run' (2002) starring Madhavan and Meera Jasmine. The line reflects the film's theme of family bonds and emotional relationships. Madhavan was a popular lead actor in the early 2000s.

The dialogue appears in the Tamil film 'Un Aruge Naan Irundhal' (If I Were Near You), a 2002 romantic drama starring Surya and Jyothika. The film deals with themes of love, longing, and communication in relationships. The repetitive note-taking line highlights the importance of remembering details.

Sindhu Bairavi is a 1985 Tamil film directed by the legendary K. Balachander, starring Sivakumar and Suhasini. The film is a classic romantic drama dealing with complex relationships and is considered one of Balachander's masterpieces.

This question asks which film Kamal Haasan did NOT appear as a police officer in. He played police officers in Kaaki Sattai (a police-centric film), Kurudhipunal (anti-terrorism officer), Vettaiyadu Vilayadu (DCP), and Vetri Vizha (undercover cop). Aalavandhan featured him in a dual role as Vijay and a psychotic mentally unstable person - NOT a police officer. This is the correct answer.