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2. ‘Rasode Mein Kaun Tha?’ – when you’re trying to figure out the hidden culprit behind your system crash.
5. The one who can calculate the universe but can’t figure out human feelings.
6. The 48 hours event where you push last-minute code, praying the Git gods accept your changes without a merge conflict.
11. The wall against threats, like 'Bheem ki shakti', but in the digital world of tech.
12. The essential ingredient in every Housefull movie
14. A concept that unlocks multiple versions of reality, or in coding terms, different testing environments—each with its own quirks.
15. The misunderstood extra-terrestrial character from movie __ . ‘Yeh wrong number hai!’(Bonus)
16. The game you’ve waited so long for, you’ve probably grown a beard and mastered driving just to keep up.
18. “With great power comes great responsibility”
20. What you experience when you step into the matrix. 'Reality ko chhodo, _________ka maza lo’.
21. A mysterious figure that appears and disappears, just like an intermittent software glitch.

1. The kind of computing that even Elon Musk would call 'Mushkil hai, par ho sakta hai’.
3. She hides behind a forgotten identity, a curse that whispers in the halls of the palace(Bonus).
4. The one who memorizes the code without understanding it, and still proudly declares, 'All is well', only for the compiler to disagree.(Bonus)
7. A rare, virtually indestructible metal used in Black Panther’s suit and Captain America's shield, hailing from the hidden nation of Wakanda.
8. “The kind of person who would say ‘Mujhe kuch toh gadbad lagti hai Daya!’ when spotting a bug in the code.”
9. The one who always has a response.
10. The king of Atlantis who can communicate with sea creatures and control the ocean. He’s known for his trident and his underwater kingdom. *
13. The language where even numbers need to make up their mind: you're either on or off, no in-between.
17. The force that makes wires bend or break, just like pressure before IA.
19. The ultimate detective work in coding, like picking clues to solve a mystery, as intense as ‘Kuch toh gadbad hai daya!’
22. Like a spider’s home, but with fewer bugs and more ads trying to sell you things you don’t need.