Tamil Cinema & General Knowledge Mix

Nag is a third-generation anti-tank guided missile with 'fire and forget' capability, meaning once launched, it guides itself to the target without requiring the operator to continuously guide it. This is achieved through an imaging infra-red seeker that allows the missile to autonomously track and hit the target. Other options like Prithvi and Akash require guidance throughout their flight.

Sandilyan wrote historical novels including 'Kadal Pura,' 'Yavana Rani,' 'Raja Muthu,' 'Jala Deepambam,' and 'Mannan Magal.' However, 'Kaniyazhi' was written by Akilan, not Sandilyan. The correct selections are Jala Deepambam (A), Mannan Magal (B), and Yavana Rani (D), making the claimed answer correct.

In the 2000 film 'Hera Pheri,' Om Puri portrayed the character Khadak Singh, the wealthy employer of Raju (Akshay Kumar). His character was central to the plot, as Raju attempts to deceive him for money throughout the movie. Om Puri's performance as the stern, no-nonsense businessman was a key element of the film's comedy.

Hybrid Tea, Pernetiana, Bourbon, and Noisette are all well-known classes or types of garden roses. Hybrid Tea roses are the most popular rose type grown for cut flowers. Bourbon roses are known for their strong fragrance. Pernetiana (now classified as Hybrid Tea) introduced yellow roses to modern breeding. Noisette roses are a type of climbing rose originating from the United States.

This Tamil song line is from the film 'Mounam Pesiyadhe' (Silence Spoke), directed by A. R. Murugadoss. The soundtrack was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. The other options are also Tamil films: 'Ram' (2005), 'Perazhagan' (2004), and 'Thulluvadho Illamai' (2002).

This lyric is from the Tamil film 'Neruppu Vayinil Ooramai Yerium' (Fire in the mouth, skin burns), starring Kamal Haasan. The song is from the movie 'Sathya' (1988) starring Kamal Haasan. Ilayaraja composed the music. The other options are all prominent Tamil music composers, but this particular song is associated with Kamal Haasan's film.

Karnataka is richly endowed with all the listed mineral resources. Gold is mined at Kolar (famous for one of the world's deepest gold mines). Iron ore is abundant in Bellary, Chitradurga, and Tumkur districts. Bauxite is found in Belgaum and Uttara Kannada. Uranium and Thorium deposits exist in parts of the state. Magnesite and Manganese are also present. Therefore, all options A, B, and C are correct minerals found in Karnataka.

This Tamil lyric is from the movie 'Das' (2002), starring C. R. Simha and directed by Barath. The line is part of a song from this Kannada-Tamil bilingual film. 'Partheen Rasithean' (2002) is a different Tamil film. 'Poovellam Kettuppar' (1999) and 'Thirumalai' (2003) are also Tamil films, but not the source of this particular lyric.

In the 2005 comedy film 'No Entry', Anil Kapoor played the character named Kishan, a faithful husband who mistakenly believes his wife is having an affair. The film was directed by Anees Bazmee and featured multiple parallel plotlines about marital fidelity. Salman Khan played 'Prem' and Anil Kapoor's character was named 'Kishan'.

This Tamil song is sung by K.K. (Krishnakumar Kunnath), the renowned playback singer. K.K. has sung numerous Tamil and Hindi film songs, known for his distinctive voice. Karthik, Ranjith, and Hari Charan are all prominent Tamil playback singers, but this particular song 'Kathal Valathen' is sung by K.K.

This Tamil lyric is from the movie 'Sangamam' (1999), directed by S. P. Muthuraman. The film starring Sundar C. and Rambha was about a Bharatanatyam dancer. 'Pammal K Sambantham' (2002), 'Kasi' (2001), and 'Winner' (2003) are all Tamil films but not the source of this particular song. The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar.

This Tamil lyric is from the movie 'Dum Dum Dum' (2001), directed by Azhagam Perumal and starring Jyothika and Madhavan. The film was a romantic comedy set in rural Tamil Nadu. 'Jeyam' (2002), 'Anbe Aruyire' (2005), and 'Kalabha Kadhalan' (2006) are other Tamil films but not the source of this song. The music was composed by Karthik Raja.

This Tamil song is sung by Ranjith, a prominent playback singer known for his melodious voice. He has sung many popular Tamil film songs across various films. Karthik, Vijay Jesudas, and Naresh Iyer are all well-known Tamil playback singers, but this particular song is sung by Ranjith.

This Tamil lyric is from the movie 'Kalvanin Kadhali' (2006), directed by S. S. Stanley. The film starring Suryah and Nayantara was a romantic drama. 'Run' (2002), 'Thithikudhe' (2003), and 'Anbe Sivam' (2003) are Tamil films but not the source of this particular song. The music was composed by Vidyasagar.

The Huey P. Long Bridge in Metairie, Louisiana is a very long railway bridge, though claims about it being the 'world's longest' may be contested depending on measurement criteria (length vs. span) and whether high-speed rail bridges are included. The Yangtze River in China has multiple very long rail bridges, making the 'world's longest' claim potentially ambiguous.

This is Tamil film music trivia. The song lyrics are from a Tamil movie soundtrack, and Devan (aka Deva) is a noted Tamil music director/composer. This requires specific knowledge of Tamil cinema music.

In the 2004 Bollywood film 'Mujhse Shaadi Karogi', Rajpal Yadav played a character named Paul (also called Paul PK). This is specific Bollywood film trivia requiring knowledge of the movie's character names.

Silver is the best conductor of electricity among all metals, with the highest electrical conductivity. Copper is excellent (and more commonly used due to cost), but silver has superior conductivity properties. Aluminum is also a good conductor but not as good as silver or copper, while zinc is relatively poor.

In the 2006 film 'Malamaal Weekly', Rajpal Yadav played a character named Baj Bajey Bahadur (or 'Bajey Bahadur'). This is specific Bollywood trivia about character names in this comedy film.