HeRe We Go agAin..............

What i am lukin' for is a term that has gained pretty wide popularity since it was first introduced.....Given above are three pics which serve as a clue to that famous term......it's simple.....give me that term..... 

Q-14

It is truly a delight when the old mandarins put a wager, and in a first a question by our alumni
Simply Connect( no brownie points for individual guesses)
Posted By Ashish Sir aka Bouncer
Question ends on Monday
We take a break for semester exams after this question...
1. UK Top 10
28 August 1998

Quiz 13

Well thirteen is unlucky number, this question is about this unlucky folk and palm tree who were originally a part of a photograph which was cropped by its photographer, who took it at a memorial service held on a march morning, the subject was filled with anger and pain, captured beautifully, so powerful was the emotion, that this man and tree was left out, which i am showing, and in a injustice to the unlucky ones, i ask who was the subject.. Complete answer needed.

Posted by tarang

question ends on thursday...

Quiz-12

Connect 

Something binds these cult movies.... what?

Posted by tarang

the following "stole" the right answer-

bouncer, himanshu, shashwat omar,aaditya

the answer is(rollover the next line)

The italian classic "bicycle thieves"

Quiz 11

Well the last question was largely unanswered, may be a slightly easy question this time....
And Congrats to QoM- Shashwat Omar

just tell me what was inspired from this....
the thing is all around you, holly films, album arts, tee shirts, grafitti

Cracked by Ashish Sir and Shashwat Omar...
The answer is-( roll over the next line)
The peace symbol created by Gerald Holton for Nuclear Disarmament.

Quiz -09

This movie was one of the earliest movies to be dubbed, and even remained one of the most expensive movies ever made, ( over 140 crore with inflation adjusted).
The film was full of cliche
The tale has Rival Princes, A girl to woo( and she is poor :-(  ), full blown dances in Amphitheaters which later served as a "formula" for the 70s movies like Shehenshah, Ajooba etc.
The sword sequence is also a legend.
Yet instead of asking the movie, i will show a screenshot of the movie..

 The artists is this film went on to establish something that has stood the test of time 60 years. Some even became India's official entry in international arena in this field.

What was started.
Posted by- Tarang Singhal, Sunny Pandey,(long nights preparing the Samagam Quiz)
Sorry for the delay....
Had a terrible system problem
Well congrats to Aaditya, ashish sir, and shahshwat
The answer is:( highlight the next line)
Gemini Circus

Quiz 08

Oki another piece of trivia to intrigue you..

The term i am looking for binds the likes of( the list is not exhaustive)  John Steinback, Cole Porter, Ezra Pound etc though quoted by someone not attributed to this "group".... the title orginated when this novellist ended up as a car mechanic, and the owner grew tired of him(lazy mechanic),


the term was back in vogue very recently because of the economic upheavel in west and became eponymous to millions of young men especially in DEVELOPED countries....

What is the term that remained lost for decades and suddenly being asked to look out for??

psst- the term was also used for dead members of british elite in wars....specially WW2.....

Posted by tarang singhal
Congrats to Ashish Sir, Suyash, Shashwat...
The Answer is(highlight the next line)
Lost Generation

Quiz 05

Well its time to scratch some crust of the current affairs......

Connect

Looking for a very precise connect.( we all know nana patekar has played roles pertaining to Indian Army so no connect of that kind would do)

Posted By Aaditya
Congrats to Shashwat, Amit( khata khul gaya dost) and Akancha( pls post your answer in rot-13) for licking the crust of this one
I guess Shashwat's answer summed it all....
The connect is( highlight below to see the answer)
current chief of army staff V.K. Singh did a cameo role in the film 'PRAHAR" written and directed by NANA PATEKAR.

Quiz-03

Things are getting heated up, the last question saw first
Well lets tie down things a bit

The following tracks the evolution of something we all use it ..( literally)

Posted By Tarang
Cracked By Aaditya and Shashwat( use less tools guys, if u know what i am talking)
 well the answer is --> ampersand (&)

Quiz 02

I guess googling made the first question pretty easy, this question would probably go a long way then...

Q1. What is this symptom called? (Not related wid old age :P)

  

Q2. He was the first person to do it. What ??

Posted By Sunny Pandey

Question ends on Thursday.......
Here are the answers( highlight the next 2 lines)
 Popeye Muscle
Bunny Austin The First man to wear shorts in Tennis

Cracked clean by Aaditya and Shashwat Omar part points to himanshu....
                                                                                                                  

Quiz-01

X was the subject of a lecture by Dr Frederick G. Sampson in Richmond, Virginia, in the late 1980s, who described it as a study in contradictions. The lecture was attended by Jeremiah Wright and inspired him to give a sermon in 1990 on the subject of __________(X) - "with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music and praise God ... To take the one string you have left and to have the ____________(Y)

THE ABOVE INSPIRED Z to do something?

Incidently Z is a Nobel Prize Winner.

Idenytify X, Y, Z ?

Answers:
Highlight Your Cursor to See the Answer
X= Hope
Y= Audacity of Hope
Z is obviously Barrack Obama

NAME OF CHALLENGER- Tarang
COMMENTS IN ROT 13, ONLY CORRECT ANSWERS SHALL BE PUBLISHED, QUESTION CLOSES ON MONDAY.....