Manmohan Krishna

Vijay 12th August 1988 as Judge

Raahee 29th May 1987

Aulad 1st January 1987 as Vicky's dad

Teesra Kinara 8th August 1986

Sweekar Kiya Maine 30th September 1983 as Dindayal Sharma

Sawaal 21st May 1982

Log Kya Kahenge 1st January 1982 as Judge

Pyaas 1st January 1982

Jal Mahal 4th July 1980 as Dindayal

Sau Din Saas Ke 1st January 1980

Nauker 7th December 1979 as Shanti Swaroop

Kaala Patthar 9th August 1979 as Hotel owner

Noorie 11th May 1979 as Saiji

Muqaddar Ka Sikandar 27th October 1978

Trishul 5th May 1978 as Seth Din Dayal

Tumhari Kasam 1st January 1978

Agar... If 28th July 1977

Guru Manio Granth 14th July 1977 as Giani Gurmeet Singh

Daku Aur Mahatma 13th July 1977

Karm 27th April 1977 as Chintamani Shastri

Alaap 12th March 1977 as Maharaj Dinanath

Aaina 11th March 1977 as Jagannath Rao

Paapi 2nd February 1977 as Neighbour Chacha (as Manmohan Krishan)

Mehbooba 1st January 1976

Sharafat Chod Di Maine 1st January 1976

Deewaar 24th January 1975 as DCP. Narang

Dukh Bhanjan Tera Naam 15th March 1974 as Sadha

Joshila 19th October 1973 as Jailor (as Manmohan Krishan)

Wohi Raat Wohi Awaaz 25th April 1973

Daag 23rd April 1973 as Deewan

Nai Duniya Naye Log 1st January 1973

Naya Nasha 1st January 1973 as Reena's Father

Milap 12th September 1972 as Judge

Joroo Ka Ghulam 7th September 1972

Apna Desh 26th May 1972 as Dinanath Chandra

Raampur Ka Lakshman 30th March 1972 as Kedarnath Bhargav

Zaroorat 18th March 1972 as Suleiman

Dastaan 3rd March 1972

Ek Hasina Do Diwane 1st January 1972

Dastak 31st December 1970 as Shahid

Bhai-Bhai 1st January 1970

Devi 1st January 1970

Geet 1st January 1970 as Laxminarayan

Maharaja 1st January 1970

Man Ki Aankhen 1st January 1970

Samaj Ko Badal Dalo 1st January 1970 as Kashinath Shukla

Suhana Safar 1st January 1970 as Mohan

Pyasi Shaam 23rd December 1969 as Ishwarprasad Sinha

Balak 1st January 1969 as Dayal Das

Shatranj 1st January 1969

Aulad 15th September 1968 as Kanta Prasad Gupta

Haseena Maan Jaayegi 5th January 1968 as Professor

Hamraaz 16th October 1967 as Mr. Verma

Dil Ne Pukara 1st January 1967 as Asha's Dad

Palki 1st January 1967 as Hakim Dinanath

Upkar 1st January 1967

So Saal Baad 29th December 1966

Phool Aur Patthar 12th October 1966

Do Badan 1st January 1966

Laadla 1st January 1966

Khandan 23rd September 1965 as Shankar Ramswaroop Lal

Waqt 28th July 1965 as Mr. Mittal

Kohraa 4th January 1964 as Kamal's Advocate

Main Jatti Punjab Di 1st January 1964

Sanjh Aur Savera 1st January 1964

Dil Ek Mandir 18th January 1963 as Philip

Gehra Daag 1st January 1963 as Jailor

Grahasti 1st January 1963 as Doctor

Sehra 1st January 1963 as Tailab

Bees Saal Baad 28th December 1962 as Ramlal / Radheshyam

Dil Tera Diwana 1st January 1962

Hariyali Aur Rasta 1st January 1962

Jhoola 1st January 1962 as Head Constable Sundarlal

Maa Beta 1st January 1962 as Budhva / Charandas - Muniya's Husband

Shehar Aur Sapna 31st December 1961 as Deewana, the poet

Dharmputra 28th December 1961 as Dr. Amrit Rai

Pyar Ki Pyas 19th May 1961 as Ramdas

Char Diwari 1st January 1961 as Makhtul 'Masterji'

Masoom 25th November 1960 as Madhavlal Sharma

Kanoon 8th January 1960

Angulimala 1st January 1960

Manzil 1st January 1960

Dhool Ka Phool 11th December 1959 as Abdul Rasheed

Goonj Uthi Shehnai 1st January 1959 as Gangaram

Sadhna 1st March 1958 as Lallu Bhai

Raj Tilak 1st January 1958

Sitaron Se Aage 1st January 1958 as Shambhulal

Journey Beyond Three Seas 13th December 1957 as Champa's Father

Naya Daur 22nd February 1957 as Jumman Dada

Basant Bahar 1st January 1956 as Sadanand 'Lehri Baba'

Faraar 1st January 1955 as Dr. Pillay

Railway Platform 1st January 1955 as Kavi

Munna 8th July 1954

Chandni Chowk 9th June 1954 as Mirza Saab

Rahi 14th August 1953 as Hari, Ganga's father

Shole 10th July 1953

Akash 3rd July 1953

Anarkali 2nd January 1953 as Parvez

Baiju Bawra 5th October 1952 as Shankar Anand

Hum Log 14th September 1951 as Mamaji

Aaram 22nd August 1951 as Chamanlal

Nadaan 9th February 1951 as Dindayl

Apna Desh 1st April 1949 as Seth Dhaniram