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Manmohan

Manmohan Image Source : Wikipedia
  • Born January 28, 1933
  • Place of Birth Jamshedpur
  • Occupation Actor
  • Years active 1963-1979

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ABOUT Manmohan

Veteran Actor Manmohan: A Career Defined by Villainous Roles Manmohan, a prominent figure in Indian cinema, carved a niche for himself portraying compelling villains across Bollywood, Bengali, Gujarati, and Punjabi films. His career spanned several decades, marked by memorable performances that often found him sharing the screen with Rajesh Khanna, a frequent collaborator. One of his notable early roles was in the 1973 film Raja Rani. While specific details about his recent achievements and latest film appearances remain limited in readily available sources, his contribution to Indian cinema is undeniable. His expertise in character acting, particularly in negative roles, cemented his place in the industry's history. Further research into his later career, including any recent projects or accolades, is needed to provide a more comprehensive account of his professional life. The focus here remains on his established career trajectory and iconic villainous portrayals which left a significant mark on Hindi and regional cinema. His legacy is rooted in his ability to breathe life into complex characters, adding depth and gravitas to the narratives he was a part of.

Manmohan FILMS AND CREDITS

Previous Movies Upcoming Movies
  • Kanaa
  • Kanaa

    ( 2022 )

No Upcoming Movies
  • Jaan-E-Wafa
  • Jaan-E-Wafa

    ( 1990 )

  • Teesra Kinara
  • Teesra Kinara

    ( 1986 )

  • Daulat Ke Dushman
  • Daulat Ke Dushman

    ( 1983 )

  • Kranti
  • Kranti

    ( 1981 )

  • Neeyat
  • Neeyat

    ( 1980 )

  • Be-Reham
  • Be-Reham

    ( 1980 )

  • Bebus
  • Bebus

    ( 1979 )

  • Jaandaar
  • Jaandaar

    ( 1979 )

  • Sarkari Mehman
  • Sarkari Mehman

    ( 1979 )

  • Chowki No.11
  • Chowki No.11

    ( 1978 )

  • Chor Ke Ghar Chor
  • Chor Ke Ghar Chor

    ( 1978 )

  • Jalan
  • Jalan

    ( 1978 )

  • Naami Chor
  • Naami Chor

    ( 1977 )

  • Hatyara
  • Hatyara

    ( 1977 )

  • Chalta Purza
  • Chalta Purza

    ( 1977 )

  • Kotwal Saab
  • Kotwal Saab

    ( 1977 )

  • Chhailla Babu
  • Chhailla Babu

    ( 1977 )

  • Dhoop Chhaon
  • Dhoop Chhaon

    ( 1977 )

  • Zindagi
  • Zindagi

    ( 1976 )

  • Aaj Ka Mahaatma
  • Aaj Ka Mahaatma

    ( 1976 )

  • Barood
  • Barood

    ( 1976 )

  • Maha Chor
  • Maha Chor

    ( 1976 )

  • Ek Se Badhkar Ek
  • Ek Se Badhkar Ek

    ( 1976 )

  • Vandana
  • Vandana

    ( 1975 )

  • Umar Qaid
  • Umar Qaid

    ( 1975 )

  • Amanush
  • Amanush

    ( 1975 )

  • Aandhi
  • Aandhi

    ( 1975 )

  • The Runaways
  • The Runaways

    ( 1975 )

  • Raja Kaka
  • Raja Kaka

    ( 1974 )

  • Jeevan Sangram
  • Jeevan Sangram

    ( 1974 )

  • Humshakal
  • Humshakal

    ( 1974 )

  • Charitraheen
  • Charitraheen

    ( 1974 )

  • Dil Diwana
  • Dil Diwana

    ( 1974 )

  • Roti Kapada Aur Makaan
  • Roti Kapada Aur Makaan

    ( 1974 )

  • Ajanabee
  • Ajanabee

    ( 1974 )

  • Anjaan Raahen
  • Anjaan Raahen

    ( 1974 )

  • Prem Nagar
  • Prem Nagar

    ( 1974 )

  • Geetaa Mera Naam
  • Geetaa Mera Naam

    ( 1974 )

  • Nirmaan
  • Nirmaan

    ( 1974 )

  • Chhalia
  • Chhalia

    ( 1973 )

  • Gaai Aur Gori
  • Gaai Aur Gori

    ( 1973 )

  • Jalte Badan
  • Jalte Badan

    ( 1973 )

  • Gaddaar
  • Gaddaar

    ( 1973 )

  • Anokhi Ada
  • Anokhi Ada

    ( 1973 )

  • Shareef Budmaash
  • Shareef Budmaash

    ( 1973 )

  • Heera Panna
  • Heera Panna

    ( 1973 )

  • Namak Haraam
  • Namak Haraam

    ( 1973 )

  • Jugnu
  • Jugnu

    ( 1973 )

  • Daag: A Poem of Love
  • Daag: A Poem of Love

    ( 1973 )

  • Anhonee
  • Anhonee

    ( 1973 )

  • Loafer
  • Loafer

    ( 1973 )

  • Raja Rani
  • Raja Rani

    ( 1973 )

  • Tere Rang Nyare
  • Tere Rang Nyare

    ( 1973 )

  • Raja Jani
  • Raja Jani

    ( 1972 )

  • Double Cross
  • Double Cross

    ( 1972 )

  • Shor
  • Shor

    ( 1972 )

  • Yaar Mera
  • Yaar Mera

    ( 1972 )

  • Ek Nazar
  • Ek Nazar

    ( 1972 )

  • Lalkar (The Challenge)
  • Lalkar (The Challenge)

    ( 1972 )

  • Bombay to Goa
  • Bombay to Goa

    ( 1972 )

  • Amar Prem
  • Amar Prem

    ( 1972 )

  • Kanch Aur Heera
  • Kanch Aur Heera

    ( 1972 )

  • Manavata
  • Manavata

    ( 1972 )

  • Balidaan
  • Balidaan

    ( 1971 )

  • Duniya Kya Jane
  • Duniya Kya Jane

    ( 1971 )

  • Mera Gaon Mera Desh
  • Mera Gaon Mera Desh

    ( 1971 )

  • Ladki Pasand Hai
  • Ladki Pasand Hai

    ( 1971 )

  • Naya Zamana
  • Naya Zamana

    ( 1971 )

  • Kathputli
  • Kathputli

    ( 1971 )

  • Preetam
  • Preetam

    ( 1971 )

  • Ek Din Aadhi Raat
  • Ek Din Aadhi Raat

    ( 1971 )

  • Upaasna
  • Upaasna

    ( 1971 )

  • Maharaja
  • Maharaja

    ( 1970 )

  • Purab Aur Pachhim
  • Purab Aur Pachhim

    ( 1970 )

  • Aansoo Aur Muskan
  • Aansoo Aur Muskan

    ( 1970 )

  • Pardesi
  • Pardesi

    ( 1970 )

  • Humjoli
  • Humjoli

    ( 1970 )

  • Yaadgaar
  • Yaadgaar

    ( 1970 )

  • Heer Raanjha
  • Heer Raanjha

    ( 1970 )

  • Prem Pujari
  • Prem Pujari

    ( 1970 )

  • Vishwas
  • Vishwas

    ( 1969 )

  • Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke
  • Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke

    ( 1969 )

  • Tumse Achha Kaun Hai
  • Tumse Achha Kaun Hai

    ( 1969 )

  • Do Bhai
  • Do Bhai

    ( 1969 )

  • Pyar Hi Pyar
  • Pyar Hi Pyar

    ( 1969 )

  • Aradhana
  • Aradhana

    ( 1969 )

  • Satyakam
  • Satyakam

    ( 1969 )

  • Bandish
  • Bandish

    ( 1969 )

  • Parivar
  • Parivar

    ( 1968 )

  • Kahin Din Kahin Raat
  • Kahin Din Kahin Raat

    ( 1968 )

  • Aulad
  • Aulad

    ( 1968 )

  • Shikar
  • Shikar

    ( 1968 )

  • Baazi
  • Baazi

    ( 1968 )

  • Brahmachari
  • Brahmachari

    ( 1968 )

  • Naunihal
  • Naunihal

    ( 1967 )

  • Aag
  • Aag

    ( 1967 )

  • Upkar
  • Upkar

    ( 1967 )

  • Yeh Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai
  • Yeh Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai

    ( 1966 )

  • Neend Hamari Khwab Tumhare
  • Neend Hamari Khwab Tumhare

    ( 1966 )

  • Mohabbat Zindagi Hai
  • Mohabbat Zindagi Hai

    ( 1966 )

  • Mera Saaya
  • Mera Saaya

    ( 1966 )

  • Gumnaam
  • Gumnaam

    ( 1965 )

  • Janwar
  • Janwar

    ( 1965 )

  • Shaheed
  • Shaheed

    ( 1965 )

  • Zindagi Aur Maut
  • Zindagi Aur Maut

    ( 1965 )

  • Yeh Rastey Hain Pyar Ke
  • Yeh Rastey Hain Pyar Ke

    ( 1963 )

Image Source : IMDB & Wikipedia

MANMOHAN NEWS

PM for pushing reforms,jobs & investment

May 19, 2009 4:09 pm

The new Govt will revive economic growth and make it even more inclusive,PM elect said.

SP,BSP fall over each other in a bid to 'support' UPA

May 19, 2009 3:52 pm

The UPA received unexpected bonus in the shape of support from both Mayawati's BSP and Mulayam's SP,enabling the coalition to cross the 300-mark in the new Lok Sabha.

PM calls for 100-day milestones,party not keen on SP as ally in new govt

May 17, 2009 2:47 am

Riding an unprecedented wave that demolished the Left in its bastions and swept into key BJP strongholds to make significant gains...

Cong misusing PM's 'veneer of respectability' for double-speak: BJP

May 12, 2009 7:48 pm

BJP alleged that the UPA Govt was indulging in double-speak on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and credentials of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

Rahul woos Left,confident of their support for Manmohan

May 05, 2009 12:38 pm

Keeping post-poll options for alliances open,Rahul Gandhi expressed confidence that the Left parties would back Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister and appeared to reach out to key BJP allies such as JD-U and TDP.

BJP terms PM's stand on Quattrocchi as 'absurd'

May 03, 2009 2:22 pm

BJP on Sunday termed the stand taken by the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi issue as "absurd".

I was target for 5 years,Advani has no business to complain: PM

April 20, 2009 1:00 am

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday said he did not regret having hit back at L K Advani who had been indulging in “mudslinging” for the past five years.....

I do not regret hitting back at Advani: Manmohan

April 19, 2009 4:04 pm

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said he does not regret having hit back at L K Advani,accusing him of indulging in "mudslinging" for the last five years.

His own script

April 19, 2009 12:28 am

Manmohan Singh addressed four press meets within a week,after the Congress election strategists decided that the prime ministerial candidate had to be more visible....

Manmohan & Advani should stop petty bickering: Left

April 18, 2009 4:41 pm

The ongoing war of words between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and BJP Prime Ministerial candidate L K Advani on terrorism was ‘petty’ and should stop,CPI(M) politburo member Brinda Karat said.

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