The Influence of Literature on Indian Cinema's Stunt Choreography
| Description: This quiz explores the ways in which literature has influenced the stunt choreography of Indian cinema. From classic works of literature to contemporary novels, literature has been a rich source of inspiration for action sequences in Indian films. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: indian cinema literature stunt choreography |
Which literary work inspired the iconic train fight sequence in the 1975 film Sholay?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was heavily influenced by the works of Shakespeare?
The 2015 film Bajirao Mastani featured a sword fight sequence that was inspired by a scene from which literary work?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the martial arts techniques described in the ancient Indian text Agni Purana?
The 2013 film Dhoom 3 featured a motorcycle chase sequence that was inspired by a scene from which literary work?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the action sequences in the James Bond films?
The 2012 film Agneepath featured a fight sequence between two characters on top of a moving train. Which literary work inspired this sequence?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the martial arts techniques described in the ancient Chinese text The Art of War?
The 2010 film Dabangg featured a fight sequence between Salman Khan and Sonu Sood in a narrow alleyway. Which literary work inspired this sequence?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the action sequences in the Mission: Impossible films?
The 2008 film Ghajini featured a fight sequence between Aamir Khan and Asin in a crowded market. Which literary work inspired this sequence?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the martial arts techniques described in the ancient Japanese text The Book of Five Rings?
The 2006 film Krrish featured a fight sequence between Hrithik Roshan and Naseeruddin Shah in a moving train. Which literary work inspired this sequence?
Which Indian film's stunt choreography was inspired by the action sequences in the Fast and Furious films?
The 2002 film Devdas featured a fight sequence between Shah Rukh Khan and Madhuri Dixit in a field of flowers. Which literary work inspired this sequence?