A) Javed Akhtar and Manmohan Desai B) Salim–Javed C) Kader Khan and Salim Khan D) Nasir Hussain and Manmohan Desai
A) Musical romance films B) Masala films C) Gritty crime films D) Historical documentaries
A) Zanjeer B) Deewaar C) Amar Akbar Anthony D) Yaadon Ki Baarat
A) Deewaar B) Amar Akbar Anthony C) Zanjeer D) Yaadon Ki Baarat
A) Salim Khan B) Kader Khan C) Amitabh Bachchan D) Nasir Hussain
A) Feroz Khan B) Sanjay Dutt C) Sunny Deol D) Amitabh Bachchan
A) Javed Akhtar B) Salim Khan C) Manmohan Desai D) Nasir Hussain
A) Manmohan Desai B) Nasir Hussain C) Kader Khan D) Salim–Javed
A) Historical drama and documentaries B) Action, comedy, romance, drama, melodrama, and musical elements C) Only action and romance D) Only comedy and melodrama
A) Kajol B) Hema Malini C) Madhoo D) Rani Mukerji
A) Parsi theatre B) Modern jazz C) Greek tragedy D) Western opera
A) Aurat B) Kisan Kanya C) Alam Ara D) Mother India
A) Ardeshir Irani B) Guru Dutt C) Raj Kapoor D) Mehboob Khan
A) 1960 B) 1937 C) 1931 D) 1957
A) Mother India B) Awaara C) Shree 420 D) Pyaasa
A) Political espionage B) Working-class life C) Space exploration D) Historical wars
A) Mehboob Khan B) Raj Kapoor C) Ardeshir Irani D) Guru Dutt
A) Abrar Alvi B) Shammi Kapoor C) Ardeshir Irani D) Khwaja Ahmad Abbas
A) Shammi Kapoor B) Rajesh Khanna C) Jeetendra D) Sanjeev Kumar
A) Aan B) Shree 420 C) Pyaasa D) Awaara
A) Late 1970s B) Late 1950s C) Early 1930s D) Early 1940s
A) Alam Ara B) Aurat C) Awaara D) Pyaasa
A) Urdu literature B) Latin poetry C) German philosophy D) Russian drama
A) Two votes B) Ten votes C) One vote D) Five votes
A) CBS B) ABC C) Fox D) NBC
A) Mumbai B) Chennai C) Bangalore D) Hyderabad
A) The Sound of Music Live! B) Jagga Jasoos C) Grease Live! D) Dev D
A) Bangalore B) Chennai C) Mumbai D) Hyderabad
A) Anurag Basu B) Rob Marshall C) Anurag Kashyap D) Steven Spielberg
A) Annie Live! B) Hairspray Live! C) Grease Live! D) The Wiz Live!
A) Hyderabad B) Mumbai C) Chennai D) Bangalore
A) Baz Luhrmann B) Anurag Kashyap C) Danny Boyle D) Anurag Basu
A) 1913 B) 2009 C) 2017 D) 2013
A) Sandalwood B) Malayalam C) Tamil D) Telugu
A) The Wiz Live! B) Rent: Live C) Peter Pan Live! D) Annie Live!
A) Jacques Demy B) Walt Disney C) Elvis Presley D) The Beatles
A) Camelot B) Sweet Charity C) Hello, Dolly! D) Mary Poppins
A) Doctor Dolittle B) 1776 C) The Sound of Music D) Star!
A) The Music Man B) Camelot C) Hello, Dolly! D) Sweet Charity
A) Original screenplays B) Stage production adaptations C) Animated shorts D) Biographical documentaries
A) Paint Your Wagon B) The Jungle Book C) Mame D) Lost Horizon
A) They led to a new golden age of musicals B) They affected the financial viability of major studios C) They caused an immediate ban on film music D) They made studios switch to silent films
A) Howard Hawks B) Otto Preminger C) Samuel Goldwyn D) Arthur Freed
A) 1939 B) 1948 C) 1944 D) 1952
A) Meet Me in St. Louis B) Easter Parade C) Singin' in the Rain D) The Band Wagon
A) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers B) High Society C) Guys and Dolls D) An American in Paris
A) Gigi B) Easter Parade C) The Band Wagon D) On the Town
A) Easter Parade B) An American in Paris C) Seven Brides for Seven Brothers D) Singin' in the Rain
A) Donald O'Connor B) Fred Astaire C) Gene Kelly D) Mickey Rooney
A) Vera-Ellen B) Ann Miller C) Dorothy Dandridge D) Cyd Charisse
A) Warner Bros. B) MGM C) 20th Century Fox D) Paramount Pictures
A) Samuel Goldwyn B) Otto Preminger C) Howard Hawks D) Arthur Freed
A) A Star Is Born B) The Band Wagon C) Meet Me in St. Louis D) Easter Parade
A) South Pacific B) White Christmas C) Calamity Jane D) Funny Face
A) White Christmas B) Carousel C) Funny Face D) Oklahoma!
A) Otto Preminger B) Arthur Freed C) Samuel Goldwyn D) Howard Hawks
A) 1933 B) 1937 C) 1935 D) 1942
A) 42nd Street B) Yankee Doodle Dandy C) Top Hat D) Swing Time
A) Opera house performance B) Broadway theater production C) World War I drill precision D) Classical ballet training
A) From the back of the theater B) Straight above C) From the side stage wings D) From the front row
A) Top Hat B) Gold Diggers of 1933 C) Love Happy D) 42nd Street
A) To earn more money B) To win an Oscar C) To break away from typecasting D) Because they disliked drama
A) The Big Broadcast of 1938 B) Swing Time C) Shall We Dance D) Yankee Doodle Dandy
A) Martha Raye B) Kirsten Flagstad C) Ginger Rogers D) Vera-Ellen
A) The Big Broadcast of 1938 B) Love Happy C) Top Hat D) Gold Diggers of 1933
A) Bob Hope B) Fred Astaire C) Busby Berkeley D) James Cagney
A) Canadian conductor B) Mexican tenor C) Norwegian operatic soprano D) Italian-American concert accordionist
A) Trumpet B) Violin C) Piano D) Accordion
A) Songs are only played during credits B) The genre features only instrumental music C) Songs are interwoven into the narrative D) Characters do not speak, only sing
A) Vincente Minnelli B) Fred Astaire C) Busby Berkeley D) Stanley Donen
A) Greater emphasis on gritty realism B) Preference for silent films C) A total decline in musical production D) Focus on strictly historical documentaries
A) The Little Mermaid B) Beauty and the Beast C) Aladdin D) The Lion King
A) Busby Berkeley B) Howard Ashman C) Vincente Minnelli D) Stephen Schwartz
A) Al Jolson B) Walt Disney C) Lee de Forest D) Sam Goldwyn
A) The Singing Fool B) Lights of New York C) The Broadway Melody D) The Jazz Singer
A) The Desert Song B) On with the Show! C) The Broadway Melody D) Gold Diggers of Broadway
A) Maurice Chevalier B) Jeanette MacDonald C) Sam Goldwyn D) Al Jolson
A) The Desert Song B) The Rogue Song C) Sally D) The Vagabond King
A) 50 B) 14 C) 10 D) 100
A) Color film was too expensive B) Audiences disliked the look of Technicolor C) Color film was banned by studios D) The public associated color with musicals
A) Poor acting performances B) Legal disputes over copyright C) Negative audience reception D) Distribution problems
A) Disney B) MGM C) Universal D) Paramount
A) Pete's Dragon B) Scrooge C) Lady Sings the Blues D) The Little Prince
A) Alan Parker B) Ken Russell C) Tim Rice D) Richard Attenborough
A) Bankruptcy of the studio B) Strong critical wrath C) Legal battles with the cast D) Loss of the master film reels
A) Cabaret B) The Wiz C) Fiddler on the Roof D) Grease
A) Roger Corman B) Stephen Schwartz C) Don Bluth D) Howard Ashman
A) The Hunchback of Notre Dame B) The Little Mermaid C) The Nightmare Before Christmas D) Pocahontas
A) Fox B) DreamWorks C) Warner Bros. D) Disney
A) Howard Ashman B) Alan Menken C) Don Bluth D) Roger Corman
A) Cats Don't Dance B) The Lion King C) Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland D) The Blues Brothers
A) Moulin Rouge! B) Les Misérables C) La La Land D) Chicago
A) Damien Chazelle B) Bill Condon C) Lin-Manuel Miranda D) Jacques Demy
A) Elvis B) Bohemian Rhapsody C) Walk the Line D) Rocketman
A) DreamWorks B) Disney C) Pixar D) Illumination
A) Lin-Manuel Miranda B) Bill Condon C) Damien Chazelle D) Jacques Demy
A) Sunshine on Leith B) Idlewild C) Across the Universe D) Rock of Ages
A) Nine B) The Greatest Showman C) Chicago D) La La Land
A) Into the Woods B) The Phantom of the Opera C) Hairspray D) Dreamgirls
A) Johnny Cash B) Elton John C) Freddie Mercury D) Elvis Presley |