general knowledge Online Quiz - 4886

This dialogue 'Abirami...Abirami... manidhan unarndhu kolla idhu manidhak kadhall alla' is from the Tamil film featuring Kamal Haasan and Swetha. The emotional dialogue refers to the character Abirami and discusses the nature of human love.

The dialogue 'Nandy... Enna ne nambla...' is from the Tamil film 'Pithamagan' featuring Vikram and Sadha. This is a notable dialogue exchange between these characters in the movie.

'Danger Zone' by Kenny Loggins is the iconic theme song from 'Top Gun' starring Tom Cruise. The song plays during the famous fighter jet sequences and is synonymous with the film.

This is a comic dialogue exchange between Goundamani and Vijayakumari (Vijay Santhi) in Tamil cinema. The line 'Nanga unga kita sollitu vanthom, neenga enga kita sollita vanthinga...' is typical of Goundamani's comedy style with his co-actors.

The song 'At the Beginning' by Richard Marx and Donna Summer was featured in the 1997 animated film 'Anastasia'. The quoted lyrics match this song exactly, which was recorded for the movie's soundtrack.

'Can You Feel the Love Tonight' is a famous song from Disney's 1994 film 'The Lion King'. The lyrics about seeing what's happening and the trio becoming two refer to Simba, Nala, and their friends.

BTST is a stock market trading strategy meaning 'Buy Today Sell Tomorrow'. It allows traders to purchase shares today and sell them the next trading day without taking delivery, useful for short-term gains.

CAGR stands for 'Compound Annual Growth Rate'. It's the mean annual growth rate of an investment over a specified period of time longer than one year, assuming compounding.

CMP stands for 'Current Market Price' in stock market terminology. It refers to the latest trading price of a security on an exchange.

DP stands for 'Depository Participants' in the context of stock markets, particularly in India. DPs are intermediaries between investors and depositories (like NSDL or CDSL) that hold securities in electronic form.

Auric Goldfinger is the villain's full name in the James Bond novel and film 'Goldfinger'. The name 'Auric' comes from the Latin word for gold, fitting his obsession with the precious metal.

Francisco Scaramanga, also known as 'The Man with the Golden Gun', is the primary antagonist in the 1974 James Bond film of the same name. He's an assassin who uses a golden gun.

In 'Diamonds Are Forever', Ernst Blofeld impersonates Willard Whyte, a reclusive billionaire. This impersonation is central to Blofeld's scheme to control a diamond smuggling operation and build a laser satellite.

In the film 'Thunderball', a Vulcan bomber (a British strategic bomber) is hijacked and crashes into the sea as part of SPECTRE's plot to steal nuclear weapons. This is a key plot point in the story.

'Never Say Never Again' (1983) is essentially a remake of 'Thunderball' (1965). Both feature similar plots about stolen nuclear weapons and were based on the same Ian Fleming story, though they were produced by different companies due to legal rights issues.

Jaws, the steel-toothed henchman played by Richard Kiel, made his first appearance in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977). He became such a popular character that he returned in subsequent films like Moonraker.

In You Only Live Twice (1967), Ernst Stavro Blofeld's Spectre base was hidden inside a volcano in Japan. This became one of the most iconic villain lairs in Bond film history.

Kara Milovy, the main female character in The Living Daylights (1987), is a cellist. Her cello playing is central to the plot and Bond uses her instrument case in a key scene.

The iconic twisting jump was performed in The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) using an AMC Hornet X. The stunt was a 360-degree barrel roll jump over a canal, filmed in Thailand and becoming one of Bond's most memorable car stunts.