#151 - Ali baba ke kitney Dushman #152 - Sar pe jo Thakrahe

Sorry, couldn't post yesterday because of a "Minor Problem". So two questions for today.

#151. The "mukDa"of this song takes "inspiration" from?

I am not able to upload the youtube video(It's showing an error), so check the song from this link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjcjBr6ZcUM


#152. Question from Alva. Connect





Answer: #151 - The famous Mozart Symphony 40 in G Minor.
Answer: #152 - Dragons of Eden.

The first question was cracked by Kamal Rathi, Rikky, Achyuth aka Tempo, Nakki and bangalore(V. Chandrashekar)

The second one was cracked by Immanuel, Kamal Rathi, Rikki, Achyuth aka Tempo, vinayak, Pergerine, service, RF, Nakki, Advaith and jj.

#150 - Peace \\ //

Question from joseph joseph che-i-want-to-be-10-pointer-guvara
Connect.

Cracked by Srivats, Pergerine, Nakki, Achyuth aka Tempo, Advaith, Immanuel and Service.

Answer: Flower Power.

#149 - This will be the last parody question for the week. Gaad Promise

Identify the personalities being parodied in this picture.


Send your questions to n.arjunb@gmail.com

Cracked completely by jj and Immanuel. Debashish and CSLV were able to recognize 2 of them.

Answer - This is a frame from the title sequence of Watchmen(movie). David Bowie and Mick Jagger to Ozymandias' left parodying this famous photo.

To the right of Ozymandias' are the Village People.

#148 - If you are in Chennai, you say go.

Question from Srivats.

Parodying?


Don't get pained with my attempts at cracking PJs. I still hope to make people laugh some day.

Cracked by jj, CSLV, Pinko and vigneshshenoy.

This is a reference to Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven"

#147 - What happens when you burn wax in moving air?

Another simple one. Identify this lady.


Marilyn Monroe when she was known as Norma Jean. The title is a lame reference to Candle in the Wind.

Cracked by 13 of you. Too pained to list them out.

#146 - Who?

Simple one today. Quiz week maama. :(

Please, no googling for today's question. Identify -



Matt Smith as Dr. Who

Cracked by 10 of you.

#145 - You can't compare imaginary numbers

Connect the building(which most of you would have seen before), the place referred by the pointed arrow in the second picture and the blot in the third.

1.

2.
3.



Cracked by Nakki, CSLV, vinayak, Advaith and jj. Half points to Ninad for getting the places right.

Answer - To quote Nakki, "Vividh Bharati, Jhumri talaiya and Timbucktoo. JT is purported to be the Indian equivalent of Timbuktu with respect to the vagueness of its location, but made popular with song requests from its inhabitants to Vividh Bharathi." Infact so much so, that there is a phrase in Hindi which goes "Jhumri Talaiya ka Raajkumar" referred to a perfect, albeit imaginary groom ie. (e^(j*%pi/2))groom. :P