This country's national television station produced a historical drama about a ruler's "sword," which, during filming, had one of its stars burned and others killed during a fire at the 1990 Premier Studios. The Stardust Awards are given out in this country, which is also the site of the acclaimed Whistling Woods International Institute. One of its industries had its famous nickname coined by the Junior Statesman youth magazine, which is published from Connaught Place. This country produces "filmi" music, which is frequently performed by "playback singers." This country's most popular genre of
This country's national television station produced a historical drama about a ruler's "sword," which, during filming, had one of its stars burned and others killed during a fire at the 1990 Premier Studios. The Stardust Awards are given out in this country, which is also the site of the acclaimed Whistling Woods International Institute. One of its industries had its famous nickname coined by the Junior Statesman youth magazine, which is published from Connaught Place. This country produces "filmi" music, which is frequently performed by "playback singers." This country's most popular genre of film is called "masala," and its movies typically feature extraneous scenes of dancing women called "item numbers." For 10 points, name this country whose "Bollywood" film industry is based in Mumbai.
This country's national television station produced a historical drama about a ruler's "sword," which, during filming, had one of its stars burned and others killed during a fire at the 1990 Premier Studios.
Republic of India