Mohan Sherry

Mohan Sherry is an Indian actor who works mainly in the Hindi film industry. He was also known as Sheri and Sherry. His movies as an actor are Elephant Queen in 1961, Tilasmi Duniya in 1962, Nine Hours to Rama (Detective) in 1963, Tarzan Aur Jadugar in 1963, Khush Naseeb in 1964, Khufia Mahal (Sorcerer) in 1964, Arab Ke Lal in 1964, Teen Sardar (Sulemaan) in 1965, Son of Hatimtai in 1965, Jadui Angoothi in 1965, Boxer in 1965, Spy in Goa (Sherry) in 1966, Shankar Khan in 1966, Insaaf (Bhupendra Kumar) in 1966, Raat Andheri Thi (Sona Lal) in 1967, Mohabbat Ki Jung in 1967, C. I. D. 909 (Vasco X-117) in 1967, Tatar Ki Hasina in 1968, Izzat (Dukal) in 1968, CID Agent 302 in 1968, Anjaam (Keshav) in 1968, Insaaf Ka Mandir (Raghu Nath Sharma) in 1969, Veer Ghatokach in 1970, Dagabaaz in 1970, Begunah in 1970, Mere Humsafar Mere Humsafar is a Pakistani serial that premiered >> Read More... in 1970, Suhana Safar (Bus Driver) in 1970, Man Ki Aankhen (Keshav) in 1970, and Gunah Aur Knoon (Doctor) in 1970.

His other movies are Veer Chhatrasal in 1971, Sampoorna Devi Darshan in 1971, Gehra Raaz Gehra Raaz is a short thriller series available on >> Read More... (Mr. Singh) in 1971, Hum Tum Aur Who (Ravi) in 1971, Munimji (Dr. Banerjee) in 1972, Vishnu Puran (Kali Maa’s Devotee in 1973, Phir Aya Toofan in 1973, Guru Aur Chela in 1973, Alam Ara in 1973, Nirdosh in 1973, Mera Desh Mera Dharam in 1973, Sapane Suhane in 1974, Patthar Aur Payal (Khan) in 1974, Raftaar in 1975, Rafoo Chakkar (Duo) in 1975, Anokha (Dhanoo) in 1975, Ek Mahal Ho Sapno Ka (Prakash) in 1975, Jaan Hazir Hai in 1975, Adalat (Hotel Owner) in 1976, Hera Pheri Hera Pheri is a comedy based TV show which came on >> Read More... (Sherry) in 1976, Bullet in 1976, Meera Shyam in 1976, Kasam in 1976, Do Khiladi in 1976, Wafadar in 1977, Immaan Dharam in 1977, Khoon Pasina in 1977, Chhailla Babu (Sherry) in 1977, Jay Vejay (Bandit Bhawani Singh) in 1977, Kalabaaz in 1977, Kachcha Chor (Sardar) in 1977, Trishul (Gangoo) in 1978, Amar Shakthi (Kotwal Sher Singh) in 1978, Kaala Patthar (Shanker) in 1979, Aakhri Kasam (Durjan Singh) in 1979, Lahu Ke Do Rang in 1979, Do Aur Do Paanch (Security guard) in 1980, Unees-Bees in 1980, Chambal Ki Kasam (Badan Singh’s Henchman) in 1980, Dostana in 1980, Ram Balram (Police Commissioner Gupta) in 1980, Shaan (Durjan Singh) in 1980, Ganga Aur Suraj in 1980, Yaarana (Mental hospital’s employee) in 1981, Shradhanjali (Rani’s husband) in 1981, Khush Nasseb in 1982, Zamana in 1985, Naam in 1986, and Main Tere Liye in 1988.