2010s Pop Culture Trivia (Historical)

Mary Winchester is Dean Winchester's mother in Supernatural. She died when Dean was 4 years old when a demon (Azazel) killed her, which set Sam and Dean on their path as hunters. The other options (Merlyn, Marie, Melisa) are variations of the name but not the canonical character.

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) is owned by India Cements Limited, with N. Srinivasan as the key figure. The franchise represents Chennai in the Indian Premier League (IPL). The other options (Binani Cement, Ultratech Cement, Hathi Cement) are cement companies but not the actual owner of CSK.

Sachin Tendulkar and Amitabh Bachchan first endorsed Pepsi together in a famous campaign. This was a notable collaboration as both were icons in their respective fields (cricket and Bollywood). They did not endorse Dairy Milk, Boost, or Canon together as their first joint campaign.

Sam confirms Dean's claim by saying "yeah you are Batman," so the blank in Dean's statement should be filled with "Batman." The other superheroes (Superman, Spider-Man) would not make sense in this context.

Bisleri became so popular that people use 'Bisleri' as a generic term for any bottled water brand, similar to how 'Xerox' is used for photocopying. This phenomenon occurs when a brand dominates its category so thoroughly that its name becomes synonymous with the product itself.

Motorola (not Nokia) pioneered mobile phone technology - they created the first handheld mobile phone (DynaTAC 8000X) in 1973 and launched the first commercial cellular phone service. Nokia became dominant later but wasn't the original pioneer.

Sam Walton founded Walmart in 1962 in Rogers, Arkansas, and built it into the world's largest retailer. Mike Duke was a later CEO, James McLamore founded Burger King, Richard Branson founded Virgin Group, and Allan Dawson is not a famous retail founder.

This question references a specific cultural reference (likely from a film, TV show, or book) where Raju's mother mentions paneer priced at 25 Rs/Kg. Without knowing the specific source material, 25 Rs/Kg is the claimed correct answer among the given options.

In the film 'Khuddar' (1994), Amitabh Bachchan played a taxi driver whose taxi was named 'Basanti', creating a callback to Hema Malini's iconic character from Sholay. 'Akela', 'Hum', and 'Deewar' are other Amitabh films but don't feature this taxi detail.

Ray Kroc joined McDonald's in the 1950s and transformed it into the world's largest fast food chain, creating the franchise model and introducing the iconic 'I'm Lovin' It' campaign. James A. Skinner was a much later CEO, Sam Walton founded Walmart, and the other names are incorrect.

Sharman Joshi sang 'Give Me Sunshine' in the film '3 Idiots' (2009). While he's primarily known as an actor, he performed this song himself. Shaan, Sonu Nigam, and Shantanu Moitra are professional playback singers and composers but didn't sing this particular song.

Michael Holding, the legendary West Indian fast bowler, was nicknamed 'Whispering Death' for his silent, deadly approach to the bowling crease and his ability to generate extreme pace and bounce.

Rahul Kumar played the character 'Millimeter' (also spelled 'Milimeter') in the film 3 Idiots. He was the young student who carried the measuring tape and was always ready to measure distances.

In the film 3 Idiots, Pia (played by Kareena Kapoor) does not get married to Rancho (Aamir Khan), Suhaas, or Raju by the end of the movie. Hence, 'None of the Above' is the correct answer.