
Known for
Acting
Birthplace
Maharashtra, India
Chandramohan (1905–1949) was one of the most compelling and charismatic actors of early Indian cinema, known for his piercing eyes, expressive intensity, and command over dialogue delivery. Born in Narayangaon, Maharashtra, he began his film career with Amrit Manthan (1934), directed by V. Shantaram, where his performance as a scheming high priest instantly established him as a powerful screen presence. His aristocratic features and theatrical background made him a natural fit for historical and mythological roles.
He became a mainstay in major productions throughout the 1930s and 40s, notably in Pukar (1939), where he played Emperor Jehangir with a complex blend of authority and humanity....
1948
as Ravan
1948
as Seth Rai Bahadur Dwarkadas
1946
as Emperor Jehangir
1945
as Rajkumar Randhir
1945
as Banbir
1945
1945
1944
as Emperor Shah Jahan
1944
1944
1943
as Yusuf
1943
as Fazlu
1943
as Justice Jamunaprasad
1943
as King Dushyanta
1942
as Laxmidas
1942
1942
as Narendra
1940
as Shankar/Mohan
1940
as Rasik
1939
as Shahenshaah Jehangir
1938
as Angar
1937
as Kodanda Verma
1936
as Durjaya
1935
as Mahant
1934
as Rajguru