USA
This US state's capital is AUSTIN
What is TEXAS?
This is a famous monument in Agra, India
What is the Taj Mahal?
This actor appeared in Swades, Ra One and Chak De India
Who is Shah Rukh Khan?
In Rock On, what is the name of Aditya's wife?
Sakshi
This company makes the iPhone, iPad, Macbook, Watch etc.
What is Apple?
This is the biggest city in the USA
What is New York City?
He is the current Prime Minister of India
Who is Narendra Modi?
This actress appeared in Golmaal and Hera Pheri movies
Who is TABU?
He is a character from Lagaan, and has also played the role of Postman Chacha in Swades
Who is Gurran?
She was Simba's mother in the Lion King
Who is Sarabi?
He was the first President of the USA
Who was George Washington?
This is the capital city of Maharashtra
What is MUMBAI?
This was Baburao's full name in the movie Hera Pheri
Who is Baburao Ganpatrao Apte?
Name 2 songs from 'The Lion King'
'The Circle Of Life', 'Hakuna Matata' and 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight?' (Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1994)
These are 2 airlines in the USA
This is also called the EVERGREEN STATE
What is WASHINGTON?
These are 3 rivers in India.
What is Ganga, Yamuna, Narmada, Saraswati, Godavari, Brahmaputra?
In Swades movie, Mohan goes to this village in India
What is Charanpur?
This is a musical instrument that looks like a giant violin, but is kept on the floor to play
What is a CELLO?
Michael Jordan played on this team
What is Chicago Bulls?
They are the current President and Vice President of the USA
Who is Joe Biden and Kamala Harris?
This movie was based on the life of NRI couple Aravinda and Ravi (https://bit.ly/3EIYbig)
What is Swades?
At the end of the song 'I Just Can't Wait To Be King', Zazu gets trapped under this animal.
What is a Rhinoceros?
How many black keys are there on a piano with 52 white keys?
OR Which instruments are used to create the sound of fire?
36
Empty Plastic Bottles
She was an American novelist, short story writer, and poet best known as the author of the novel Little Women (1868)
Who was Louisa May Alcott?