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'Prem Rog' (1982) directed by Raj Kapoor dealt with the sensitive social issue of widow remarriage. The film highlighted the plight of widows in traditional Indian society and advocated for their right to remarry and live with dignity.

'Mirza Ghalib' (1954) directed by Sohrab Modi was the first Hindi film to receive the National Film Award. The film, based on the life of the famous Urdu poet, won the award in the inaugural year of the National Film Awards.

Satyajit Ray received an Honorary Academy Award (Oscar) in 1992 for his lifetime contribution to cinema, recognizing his monumental impact on world filmmaking through works like the Apu Trilogy. V. Shantaram, Raj Kapoor, and Subhash Ghai were influential filmmakers but did not receive this specific Oscar honor.

Naushad Ali was renowned for integrating Indian classical music traditions into Hindi film music, particularly in films like 'Baiju Bawra' and 'Mughal-e-Azam'. He collaborated with classical musicians and used ragas systematically, unlike his contemporaries who focused more on lighter, folk-inspired melodies.

Ajith Kumar's first Tamil film was 'Amaravathi' (1993), directed by Venkatesh. While 'Aasai' (1995) was his breakthrough hit that established him as a leading actor, it was not his debut. 'Kalloori Vaasal' and 'Ullaasam' were later films in his early career.

In the 2001 Tamil film 'Friends', Vijay played the character named Aravindhan. The film was a remake of the Malayalam film by the same name, and Vijay's role was originally played by Kunchacko Boban. Vasanth, Krishna, and Chandru are not the correct character names for Vijay in this film.

In the 1996 Tamil film 'Kalloori Vaasal', Ajith Kumar played the character named Vasanth. The film featured a college backdrop and Ajith was paired with Devayani. The other options - Jeeva, Shiva, and Ajith (using his real name) are not the correct character names from this film.

This is a duplicate question of block 35766. In the 2001 Tamil film 'Friends', Vijay played the character named Aravindhan. The film was a remake of the Malayalam film by the same name. Vasanth, Krishna, and Chandru are incorrect character names for Vijay in this film.

Ajith and Vijay acted together in 'Rajavin Parvaiyile' (1995), early in their careers before they became superstars. Vijay had a supporting role while Ajith played a lead role. They did NOT act together in 'Kushi' (Kushi starred Vijay with Jyothika). 'Naalaya Theerpu' was Ajith's debut, and Vijay was not in it.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is indeed Austrian American - he was born in Austria and later became a naturalized U.S. citizen. This is a fundamental aspect of his identity and is well-documented. The other options (Canadian, Australian, Afro American) are incorrect as they don't match his actual heritage.

Danish Kaneria was nicknamed 'Danny boy' - a simple play on his first name Danish. The Pakistani leg-spinner played 61 Tests for Pakistan from 2000-2010. This nickname is straightforward unlike many colorful cricket nicknames.

Clive Lloyd, the dominant West Indies captain of the 1970s-80s, was nicknamed 'Super Cat' for his predatory batting and powerful presence. Gary Sobers (A), Rohan Kanhai (B), and Conrad Hunte (D) were great West Indies batsmen but not associated with this nickname.

Peter Finch received the Best Actor Oscar posthumously in 1977 for his role in Network, making him the first person to win an acting Oscar after death. Heath Ledger became the second when he won Best Supporting Actor for The Dark Knight in 2008. Sidney Howard and Dalton Trumbo did win posthumously, but for screenwriting categories, not acting.

The 2007 Bollywood film 'Bhool Bhulaiyaa' was an official remake of the 1993 Malayalam psychological thriller 'Manichitrathazhu' starring Shobana and Mohanlal. The original Malayalam film is considered a classic and has been remade in multiple languages. 'Meesa Madhavan', 'Abhimanyu', and 'Kireedam' are other Malayalam films but not the source for Bhool Bhulaiyaa.