Entertainment Current Affairs MCQs for UPSC and Banking Exams

1.

A major challenge faced by OTT platforms in expanding their reach to rural India is:

A Lack of interest in digital entertainment.

B High subscription costs for all platforms.

C Inconsistent and low-speed internet connectivity.

D Limited availability of smartphones in rural households.

2.

Which type of content is gaining significant traction on OTT platforms among rural audiences in India?

A High-brow international documentaries.

B Regional language films and web series.

C Classical music concerts.

D Educational content on advanced technology.

3.

What is a primary driver for the expansion of OTT platforms in rural India, despite potential challenges like internet connectivity?

A Availability of low-cost, high-speed internet in all rural areas.

B The increasing affordability of smartphones and data plans.

C A preference for English-language content over regional content.

D Limited availability of traditional entertainment options.

4.

Which of the following factors has NOT significantly contributed to the rise of regional cinema in global film festivals?

A Improved production quality and storytelling.

B Supportive government policies for regional film industries.

C The emergence of new-age directors with global vision.

D A decrease in the popularity of regional languages.

5.

The increasing participation and critical acclaim of Indian regional films at international festivals like Venice, Berlin, and Toronto primarily signifies:

A A decline in Bollywood's influence.

B The diversification of Indian storytelling and cinematic quality.

C A shift towards purely art-house cinema.

D Increased government funding for regional films.

6.

Which Indian regional film recently won the 'Best Film' award at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival's 'Un Certain Regard' section, highlighting the growing global recognition of Indian regional cinema?

A Kantara (Tulu)

B RRR (Telugu)

C All We Imagine as Light (Malayalam)

D Sairat (Marathi)

7.

The Customer Centricity Framework introduced by RBI is primarily intended to benefit which of the following?

A Only bank employees

B Only bank shareholders

C Bank customers, by ensuring better service and protection of their rights

D Only large corporate clients of banks

8.

Which of the following aspects is a key focus area under RBI's Customer Centricity Framework for banks?

A Reducing the number of bank branches

B Strengthening grievance redressal mechanisms and transparency in product offerings

C Mandating banks to invest in specific government bonds

D Restricting customer access to banking information

9.

What is the primary objective of the RBI's new Customer Centricity Framework for banks?

A To increase bank profits by reducing customer service costs

B To ensure fair treatment of customers and enhance the quality of customer service

C To limit the number of services offered by banks

D To promote digital-only banking services

10.

The enhanced regulatory framework for NBFCs, often referred to as the Scale-Based Regulation (SBR), categorizes NBFCs based on what?

A Their geographical presence

B Their size, activity, and perceived riskiness

C The number of employees they have

D The type of customers they serve

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