General Knowledge: Bollywood, Brands & Business

Bournville is the correct answer. This iconic Cadbury chocolate brand used the 'You don't just buy a Bournville, you earn it' tagline to position its dark chocolate as a premium product to be earned through sophistication and discernment, distinguishing it from everyday chocolate treats. Ferrero Rocher (B) uses a 'pass it around' theme, Volkswagen (C) focuses on engineering, and Bournvita (D) is a malted milk drink with different positioning.

Saint Gobain (B) is correct. The French company Manufacture royale de glaces de miroirs (Royal Mirror and Glass Manufacturing) was founded in 1665 to supply mirrors for the Palace of Versailles. Saint Gobain continues today as a major construction materials and glass company. Lafarge (A) was founded in 1833, Holmegaard (C) in 1825, and Vemeux (D) appears to be a distractor.

Titan (A) is correct. The Tata Group watch brand launched Titan Eye+ with 'Super Fibre' eyewear and signed MS Dhoni as brand ambassador. The question combines two Titan product lines - their watches and their eyewear division. Aircel (B), Reliance Communications (C), and Reebok (D) have no documented 'Super Fibre' product.

Bharti Group (B) is correct. Field Fresh Foods was a 50-50 joint venture between Bharti Enterprises (Sunil Mittal's company) and Del Monte Pacific, launched in 2007 to market processed foods and beverages in India. ITC (A) had its own food division, Britannia (C) is in baked goods, and Reliance Retail (D) wasn't the partner here. The JV was later sold to Del Monte.

Facebook (D) is correct. In 2003, Mark Zuckerberg and dormmates created Facemash at Harvard, a 'hot or not' rating site that hacked Harvard's house database for photos. It was shut down for privacy violations, but this experience directly led to the 2004 launch of TheFacebook (later Facebook). Orkut (A) was Google's, MySpace (B) was already established, and Hi5 (C) was a separate social network.

Steve Wozniak (C) is correct. 'Woz' founded Wheels of Zeus in 2001 to create GPS-based consumer products, but it shut down in 2006. He's far more famous as Apple's co-founder with Steve Jobs. Steve Ballmer (A) led Microsoft, David Jaffe (B) is a game designer, and David Filo (D) co-founded Yahoo.

Omega Watches (B) is correct. Pierce Brosnan wore Omega Seamaster as James Bond, Cindy Crawford was a long-time Omega brand ambassador, and Shah Rukh Khan endorsed Omega in India. Tag Heuer (A) has different ambassadors, Pepsi (C) and Visa (D) aren't watch brands. This is a classic 'connect the brand ambassadors' question.

ATMs (D) is correct. Diebold started making safes in 1859, then diversified into military products and pneumatic tube systems. In the 1970s, they pivoted to what became their core business - automated teller machines (ATMs), becoming a global leader in banking equipment. Photocopiers (A), inkjet cartridges (B), and Post-it Notes (C) were made by Xerox, HP, and 3M respectively.

Kajol played the character named Muskan in Sohail Khan's 1998 film 'Pyar Kiya Toh Darna Kya'. This was a romantic comedy where Muskan was the female lead opposite Salman Khan's character. Heena, Simran, and Anjali are names associated with other Kajal films but not this specific one.

Raveena Tandon won the National Film Award for Best Actress for her powerful performance in the 2001 film 'Daman', where she played a victim of domestic violence. This was a serious, dramatic role that showcased her acting range beyond commercial cinema. Shool, Ankhiyon Se Goli Maare, and Aan were other films but none earned her the National Award.

Aishwarya Rai played dual roles - pretending to be twins - in the 1998 film 'Jeans', where she portrayed both the character Madhumita and her lookalike sister. In Josh, she didn't play twins. Dhoom 2 and Devdas were different roles entirely, with no twin sequences.