Tag: softskills

'When it rains, it pours' means that troubles often come all at once rather than being spread out. Option C is correct - it describes something not happening for a long time and then occurring all at once in large amounts. This idiom is typically used when multiple unfortunate events happen simultaneously.

'Add fuel to the fire' means to make a bad situation worse or intensify a conflict. Option A is correct - it describes doing something that exacerbates an already difficult problem. This idiom comes from the literal act of adding fuel to a fire, making it burn more intensely, just as adding negative energy to a situation makes it worse.

This question asks about Venkatesh's first film. 'Kaliyuga Pandavulu' (1986) was indeed Venkatesh's debut film as a lead actor, launching his career in Telugu cinema. Option A is correct as it identifies his first movie.

In the 1996 film 'Dharmachakram', the female lead (heroine) is played by the actress Prema. The other names listed (Rashmisree, Ramyasree) are incorrect variations or different actresses.

In the movie 'Intlo Illalu Vantintlo Priyuralu', Soundarya plays the role of Venkatesh's wife, while Aamani plays the role of the 'priyuralu' (lover/second wife). Nisha and Ravali are not the leads in this specific triangle.

In the 1998 Telugu film 'Ganesh', the veteran actor Kota Srinivasa Rao plays the main antagonist (villain). Ramreddy is a character name, but Kota Srinivasa Rao is the correct identity of the actor/villain role.

This Telugu dialogue 'centimeter chanuvisthe chalu, kilometer dusukelthav ra' is from the film 'Malleeshwari'. Option C is correct - this famous dialogue featuring Venkatesh appeared in this 2004 film directed by Vijayabhaskar. The humorous line compares measurements in a witty context.

This song line 'unna maata cheppanivu oorukunte oppukovu, inkelage satyabhaama' is from the film 'Nuv Naku Nachav'. Option C is correct - this romantic song featuring Venkatesh and Aarti Agarwal is from the 2001 film. The lyrics express feelings about unspoken love.

'Furlough' means a temporary leave of absence, particularly from military service or prison. Option A is correct - 'Soldiers holiday' captures the meaning of a temporary authorized absence from duty. The other options (wild growth, wooden plough, till) are unrelated to the actual meaning.