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This song was picturized on Rani Mukherji and Anil Kapoor in the film 'Mann'. The romantic number became popular for its picturization and chemistry between the lead actors.

This romantic song was picturized on Diya Mirza and R. Madhavan. The track became part of the early 2000s Bollywood romantic repertoire and featured this popular on-screen pairing.

This classic Bollywood song was picturized on Dimple Kapadia and Rishi Kapoor. The romantic number from the 1970s era featured this popular pairing and remains memorable for its picturization and melody.

Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (1983) is the correct answer - this satirical comedy featured characters named Vinod and Sudhir, after assistant directors Vinod Chopra and Sudhir Mishra who later became renowned filmmakers. Andaaz Apna Apna is from 1994, Golmaal is from 1979, and Naram Garam is from 1981.

Anurag Kashyap's directorial debut 'Paanch' was inspired by the 1970s band Greek (later Pralay). The film depicted violence and drug abuse, leading the Censor Board to ban it. It remains unreleased to this day. 'Black Friday' (2004) was eventually released, while 'Water' and 'Valley of Flowers' are different films.

'Gunda' (1998) is a cult classic featuring iconic characters like Shankar, Bulla, Lambu Atta, Kala Shetty, Ibu Hatela, Pote, and Bachubhai Bhigona. The film is legendary for its over-the-top dialogue and action sequences. 'Dalaal', 'Yamraaj', and 'Deshdrohi' are different films.

'Deshdrohi' (2008) faced accusations of cashing in on anti-immigrant sentiments in Maharashtra. The CBFC objected to derogatory scenes against a particular community. It was banned for 60 days under Bombay Cinema Regulation Act but still grossed 3 crores. 'Munna Pandey Berozgar', 'Gadaar', and 'Sitam' are different films.

'Being Cyrus' (2006) is Homi Adajania's directorial debut - a psychological drama about a dysfunctional Parsi family, originally titled 'Akoori' after the Parsi egg dish.

'Being Cyrus' (2006) is Homi Adajania's directorial debut - a psychological drama about a dysfunctional Parsi family, originally titled 'Akoori' after the Parsi egg dish.

Pehla Nasha (1993) was indeed Ashutosh Gowariker's directorial debut. This Hindi thriller/mystery film starred Deepak Tijori, Raveena Tandon, and Pooja Bhatt, and notably featured cameo appearances by both Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan. Gowariker, who was previously an actor, transitioned to directing with this film before going on to direct acclaimed movies like Lagaan, Swades, and Jodhaa Akbar. Pehla Nasha was a remake but didn't achieve significant commercial success.

Anil Kapoor famously shaved off his moustache for his role in the 1991 film Lamhe, which was considered a bold move at the time as he was known for his moustachioed look. Lamhe, directed by Yash Chopra, was a romantic drama where Anil Kapoor played a younger character and his clean-shaven look was part of the character's transformation. The film, despite receiving critical acclaim, didn't achieve commercial success initially but has since gained cult status.

Raveena Tandon won the National Film Award for Best Actress for her powerful performance in 'Daman' (2001), where she played a victim of domestic violence. The film addressed serious social issues and showcased her dramatic range. The other options are popular films but not her National Award winners.

Aishwarya Rai played double roles (pretended to be twins) in the Tamil film 'Jeans' (1998), where she portrayed both the female lead and her grandmother in a comedy of errors. This was one of her early notable roles in dual characters. The other options feature her in single roles.