Question 1

Which Bollywood superstar was originally offered the lead role in Mr. India?

Accepted Answer

Amitabh Bachchan was offered to play Mr. India but declined as he was into politics and not doing many movies at the time.

Question 2

What special connection does actor Ashok Kumar have between the 1957 film Mr. X and Mr. India?

Accepted Answer

Ashok Kumar played the invisible man in the 1957 film Mr. X, then played Professor Sinha in Mr. India.

Question 3

What was the announced plot for the sequel to Mr. India?

Accepted Answer

The announced sequel plot involved events 23 years later, exploring what happened to Mr. India and the invisibility formula, with a new terrorist arriving who wants to rule India.

Question 4

What hidden producer reference appears on a classroom blackboard in Mr. India?

Accepted Answer

When Professor Sinha teaches his class, the blackboard behind him shows "Boney's Law of Time-Space Continuum" - a reference to producer Boney Kapoor.

Question 5

Which international film festival featured Mr. India in 2002?

Accepted Answer

Mr. India was featured at the Locarno International Film Festival in 2002.

Question 6

Which Bollywood superstar was originally offered the role of Mr. India before declining?

Accepted Answer

Amitabh Bachchan was offered the role of Mr. India but declined as he was into politics and not doing many movies at the time.

Question 7

What was the final collaboration of the legendary writing duo Salim-Javed?

Accepted Answer

Mr. India was the last film written by the writing duo Salim-Javed together, despite having split earlier in the 1980s.

Question 8

What connection does Ashok Kumar's role in Mr. India have to a 1957 Hindi film?

Accepted Answer

Ashok Kumar played the invisible man in the 1957 film 'Mr. X' and appears in Mr. India as Professor Sinha, creating a thematic link between the two movies.

Question 9

What humorous Easter egg appears on the blackboard during Professor Sinha's classroom scene?

Accepted Answer

The blackboard displays 'Boney's Law of Time-Space Continuum' - a playful reference to producer Boney Kapoor.

Question 10

What was the announced plot for the planned sequel to Mr. India?

Accepted Answer

The announced sequel would have taken place 23 years later, exploring what happened to Mr. India and the invisibility formula, with Salman Khan playing a new terrorist.

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