Nidhi Shetti

@godoolally Katzenklavier

Q4. Guess which bizarre “instrument,” described in an 1877 book of strange inventions, supposedly arranged animals by vocal pitch so a keyboard could play melodies. #doolallyq

@godoolally Dhurandhar: The Revenge

Q8. Guess which Bollywood blockbuster became part of a Bombay High Court defamation case after Santosh Kumar claimed it plagiarized his script “D Saheb,” before later apologizing in court. #doolallyq

@godoolally Bebinca

Q7. Guess which layered Goan dessert, often called the “Queen of Goan desserts,” received a GI tag in 2023 to protect its traditional coconut milk, egg, and nutmeg recipe. #doolallyq

@godoolally Romantasy

Q6. Guess which BookTok-popularized genre term, first seen on Urban Dictionary in 2008, exploded in 2023 for fantasy novels where epic battles matter almost as much as the romance. #doolallyq

@godoolally World Trade Organisation

Q5. Guess which global organization uses a 1997 logo of six swirling red, green, and blue arcs forming a globe to symbolize nations forging trade alliances. #doolallyq

@godoolally SP Balasubramaniam

Q3. Guess which legendary playback singer is seen in a viral throwback photo with Sivaji Ganesan during the recording of the classic song “Pottu Vaitha Mugamo” from Sumathi En Sundari. #doolallyq

@godoolally The Office

Q2. Guess which sitcom made the Chandler Valley Center building in Panorama City, California, a tourist attraction. #doolallyq

@godoolally Steven Spielberg

Q1. Guess which director got his own Mattel action figure, packaged as the “Man Creates Dinosaurs”. #doolallyq

@godoolally Taser

Q7. Guess which trademarked weapon name was coined in 1972 from the initials of “Tom Swift’s Electric Rifle,” a fictional sci-fi gadget. #doolallyq

@godoolally Dolly the sheep

Q5. Guess the name of this famous animal that after its death was later preserved by taxidermy and displayed at Scotland’s National Museum. #doolallyq

@godoolally Kit Kat

Q6. Guess which famous brand gets its name from 17th-century pastry chef Christopher Catling. #doolallyq

@godoolally Raja Ravi Varma

Q4. Guess which legendary Indian painter inspired Karan Johar’s storytelling-themed look at the 2026 Met Gala. #doolallyq

@godoolally Kill

Q3. Guess which 2023 Hindi action thriller was inspired by director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s real-life 1995 train robbery experience involving armed dacoits on a Patna–Pune journey. #doolallyq

@godoolally The Devil Wears Prada 2

Q2. Guess which upcoming sequel promoted itself with a giant red stiletto featuring a pitchfork heel at a Fashion Emergency Kiosk pop-up in New York’s Union Square. #doolallyq

@godoolally NICE National Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Q1. To change the public perception of ICE (the Immigration and Customs Enforcement), Donald Trump has reportedly rebranded it by adding one word and changing the meaning of ICE to what? #doolallyq

@godoolally Sarojini Nagar

Q8. Guess which famous Delhi flea market area was originally called ‘Vinay Nagar’, named after the “politeness” expected from clerical residents. #doolallyq

@godoolally Manager

Q7. Guess which common corporate title traces its origin to the Italian word meaning “to handle or control a horse,” derived from the Latin word “manus” for “hand”, referring to the control exerted by the trainer. #doolallyq

@godoolally Maharaj

Q6. Guess what word was added nearly two decades after Mumbai’s airport was named Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, to further honour the Maratha warrior king. #doolallyq

@godoolally Rufus

Q5. Guess the name of this hawk that has served as Wimbledon’s official “bird scarer” since 2008, patrolling the courts to keep pigeons away during matches. #doolallyq

@godoolally Artemis

Q4. Guess which Andy Weir novel, written after The Martian and before Project Hail Mary, is futuristic sci-fi story set in and named after in the first and only city on the Moon. Hint: Think Moon Mission. #doolallyq