Film, Theatre, and Media

Aamir Khan portrayed Inspector Amar in the 1995 action film 'Baazi' directed by Ashutosh Gowariker. The character was a police officer fighting corruption.

Aamir Khan played ACP Ajay Singh Rathod in 'Sarfarosh' (1999). This was a critically acclaimed role where he portrayed an honest police officer fighting arms trafficking.

Dennis Ritchie created the C programming language at Bell Labs in the early 1970s. John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz created BASIC. Grace Hopper developed FLOW-MATIC and worked on COBOL. Anders Hejlsberg created Turbo Pascal and later C# and TypeScript.

James Gosling created Java at Sun Microsystems in the mid-1990s. It was originally called 'Oak' and designed for interactive television. Dennis Ritchie created C. John Backus led the development of FORTRAN. Grace Hopper worked on COBOL and early programming language development.

Sir Alex Ferguson used the term 'Big-time Charlie' to describe Paul Ince after Ince joined Liverpool in 1995. The phrase refers to someone who acts arrogantly or thinks they are more important than they actually are. Ferguson was critical of Ince's attitude and behavior after the transfer.

Donnie Brasco is the correct answer - it's based on the true story of FBI agent Joseph Pistone who infiltrated the Bonanno crime family under the alias Donnie Brasco. Goodfellas and Casino are also crime films but not about undercover operations.

Goodfellas is the correct answer - Scorsese's crime film that earned Joe Pesci an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. The Departed also starred Scorsese but didn't feature Pesci's award-winning performance.

Dr. Rajkumar (Singanalluru Puttaswamaiah) had a distinguished career spanning both classical singing and stage acting in Kannada cinema. He was a trained classical vocalist and performed extensively in theater before films. This dual excellence in both fields simultaneously is exceptionally rare in world cinema.

Bangarada Manushya (1971), starring Dr. Rajkumar, was the first Indian film to run for nearly 2 years and started the trend of 'silver jubilee' films (running for 50+ weeks). It redefined box office success in Indian cinema. The trendsetter aspect refers to establishing the one-year run benchmark.

R. Janardhan received the Karnataka State Award for his debut film as a director, recognizing his contribution to Kannada cinema early in his career.

Shankar Nag was the first Kannada actor to receive a Best Actor award at an international film festival, paving the way for regional cinema's global recognition.

Sundeep Malani directed and produced SMS 6260, showcasing his dual role in bringing this Kannada film to fruition.

Dr. Rajkumar is the only Indian actor to receive the 'Kentucky Colonel' honor, a prestigious award given by the Kentucky state in the United States. This is a rare international recognition for an Indian actor.

Dr. Rajkumar is indeed the Indian actor who received 9 State Awards for acting, specifically from the Karnataka government. He holds this record for most state awards by an actor in India. N.T. Rama Rao, Rajinikanth, and Kamal Haasan are all highly acclaimed actors but do not match this specific achievement.