Potpourri
This invention, often thought to have been created by Thomas Edison, actually existed in earlier forms made by others like Joseph Swan.
Lightbulb
This Middle Eastern dish consists of roasted, spiced meat shaved off a vertical spit and often served in flatbread.
Shawarma
This traditional Punjabi dessert is made by reducing milk for hours and sweetened with sugar and cardamom, often garnished with nuts.
Kheer
These two teams are tied for the most NBA championships ever, with 17 each.
Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers
2000: A strict boarding school principal is challenged by a music teacher who believes in the power of love, all while three young couples navigate their forbidden romances.
Mohabbatein
This ancient language is still used as the official language of the Vatican City.
Latin
This cooking technique, often used for tenderizing tough cuts of meat, involves cooking in liquid at a low temperature for an extended time.
Braising
This savory yogurt-based curry, often served with pakoras, is made with gram flour and is a staple in Punjabi households.
Kadhi
This cricketer was the first to score 200 runs in a single One-Day International (ODI) match.
Sachin Tendulkar
1991: A man falls in love with a woman who tragically dies, only to later fall for her lookalike daughter.
Lamhe
This country, home to the largest population of tigers, also hosts the famous Sundarbans mangrove forest.
India
This traditional Thai soup is known for its spicy, sour flavors and contains shrimp, lemongrass, and lime juice.
Tom yum
This sweet treat from Bengal is made by soaking paneer balls in sugar syrup and is a favorite during celebrations.
Rasgulla
This American tennis player became the youngest-ever winner of a Grand Slam singles title at age 16 in 1997.
Serena Williams
1975: Two criminals are hired by a retired police officer to capture a ruthless dacoit terrorizing a small village.
Sholay
This celestial body, often thought to be the brightest in the night sky, is actually second to the Moon.
Venus
The true form of this cheese, often referred to as "the king of cheeses," is aged for a minimum of 12 months and originates from Italy.
Parmigiano Reggiano, or parmesan
This popular street food dish from Karachi combines chickpeas, tamarind chutney, yogurt, and crispy papri for a tangy, spicy, and sweet flavor.
Papri Chaat
Name 5 players from the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls who won 72-10 and won the NBA championship
1995: A middle-class girl dreams of becoming a movie star and lands a big break in the film industry. As her childhood friend secretly loves her, she finds herself caught between her old life and the glamorous world of a famous actor who has fallen for her.
Rangeela
This leader's empire stretched from the Pacific Ocean to Eastern Europe and was the largest contiguous land empire in history.
Genghis Khan
This ingredient, a common kitchen staple, is a mixture of sodium bicarbonate and cream of tartar
Baking powder
This popular Mughlai curry, made with marinated meat cooked in a rich cashew or almond-based gravy, is often served at weddings and festivals
Korma
List 4 quarterbacks that have won multiple NFL MVP awards since 1990.
Peyton Manning – 5 MVPs
Aaron Rodgers – 4 MVPs
Brett Favre – 3 MVPs
Tom Brady – 3 MVPs
Steve Young – 2 MVPs
Kurt Warner – 2 MVPs
Patrick Mahomes – 2 MVPs
1997: A wealthy non-resident Indian arranges a marriage between his son and an Indian village girl, but when his son’s arrogance and behavior threaten the union, his foster son steps in to mediate, ultimately falling in love with the bride-to-be.
Pardes