Film, Theatre, and Media

'Who Moved My Cheese?' is a famous motivational business fable written by Spencer Johnson. It deals with change in one's work and life through the story of four characters living in a maze.

Kamal Haasan's only Bengali film was 'Kabita' (1977), a bilingual film directed by Salil Dutta. The other options are Telugu (Sagara Sangamam), Tamil (Chanakya), and Kannada (Thappida Thala) films.

Geraftaar (1985) is the only Hindi film featuring both Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth alongside Amitabh Bachchan. The film brought together three iconic Indian actors for the first and only time.

Rajkamal International, Kamal Haasan's production banner, was launched with 'Vikram' (1986). The film starring Kamal Haasan was the first production under this banner, marking his entry into film production.

TIME magazine included 'Nayagan' (1987) in its list of 'All-TIME 100 Best Films' in 2005. The Kamal Haasan-starrer directed by Mani Ratnam is the only Indian film on this prestigious list, recognized for its portrayal of a Mumbai don's life inspired by real-life underworld figure Varadarajan Mudaliar.

Kamal Haasan made special appearances in Magalir Mattum (1994), Paarthale Paravasam (2001), and Thillu Mullu (1981). These were cameo/guest roles rather than full-fledged lead performances. Kalki is incorrect as it wasn't a film with his special appearance.

Jayanthi did not play the hero's mother role in the film Muraari. This is a factual error about the casting of this regional film. The role was portrayed by a different actress, making the false statement correct.

Chiranjeevi did indeed play a dual role in the film Sneham Kosam. This Telugu film featured the renowned actor in two distinct roles, showcasing his versatility and acting range. Dual roles were a common feature in Telugu cinema during this period.

Telugu cinema star Akkineni Nagarjuna made his acting debut with the film 'Vikram' in 1986. This launched his successful career in the Telugu film industry where he later became one of the most prominent actors.

The Telugu film 'Ninne Pelladatha' was directed by Krishna Vamsi. The film starring Nagarjuna was a major success in the late 1990s and established Krishna Vamsi as an important director in Telugu cinema.

In 2004, Nagarjuna had two film releases: 'Nennunnanu' and 'Mass'. Both were Telugu films that performed well at the box office, adding to his successful filmography in the early 2000s.

Nagarjuna received the Swarna (Gold) Nandi Award for producing the film 'Manmadhudu'. This prestigious award from the Andhra Pradesh government recognized his contribution as a producer of quality Telugu cinema.