Cinemaazi remembers Chandramohan on his death anniversary

Chandramohan made his debut as an actor in the 1934 film, Amrit Manthan, as an unscrupulous priest. Due to his piercing cat’s eyes, an intimidating presence, and his prematurely grey hair, he was cast in villainous roles from the very beginning. In a short period of time, he made such an impression on audiences that Chandramohan became the then highest paid actor in Hindi cinema. His notable performances include Amar Jyoti (1936), Pukar ((1939), Roti (1942), Humayun (1945) , Geeta (1940) and Taqdeer (1943). For someone who died very young, at the age of 42, Chandramohan left behind a legacy as a character actor. 
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