Raj Mehra

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Characters played by Raj Mehra

Sunita and Rupa's father — Teesri Manzil (1966)

A concerned family member who agrees to discuss a marriage alliance with Anil and his disguised uncle. He later arrives at the mansion during the final confrontation.

Ratan — College Girl (1960)

Dr. Ratanlal, a close friend of Kamala's father. He plays a crucial role by helping Kamala find a way to enroll in college despite her father's opposition.

Khanna — Jab Pyar Kisise Hota Hai (1961)

A man who interrupts the wedding to expose Sunder's dark secret: he is already married and the police prime suspect in the murder of his first wife, Shanti.

Maharaja Rampur — Jwala (1971)

The archenemy of Maharaja Anup Singh who attacks him and triggers his exile. He travels through the jungles with his daughters, survives a dacoit attack, and rewards the rescuer Ajit with a captaincy in his palace army.

Munshi Din Dayal — Rakhi Aur Hathkadi (1972)

Virendra Singh's assistant, Munshi helps Janki and Ramesh get married. He is also the father of the young woman whom Suraj loves, a match opposed by Ratna because of social and economic differences. His connection to both families places him in the conflicts surrounding Janki, Suraj, and Ratna.

Jankidas — Aaye Din Bahar Ke (1966)

Jankidas is Kanchan's wealthy father, who belongs to a prestigious family. He grows fond of Ravi, considers him responsible and hardworking, and approaches Ravi's mother with a marriage proposal. After his sister reveals Jamuna's past at the engagement ceremony, Jankidas cancels the engagement and orders Ravi and his mother to leave.

Judge Motilal — Shaadi (1962)

Wealthy judge and father of Kala. Referenced solely to establish Kala's affluent background and the dowry context that drives the initial wedding conflict.

Police Superintendent — Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai (1960)

The police officer leading the operation against the bandits. He disregards Raju's plea for mercy and resorts to lethal force, prompting Raju's disillusionment.

Kashiram — Sharada (1957)

Shekhar's wealthy father. His marriage to Sharada shocks Shekhar, triggering the protagonist's emotional breakdown and alcoholism, forming a central plot conflict.

Karamchand — Mehrban (1967)

Wealthy friend of Shanti and Ramesh's father. Described as greedy, he cancels the marriage alliance, auctions the Swarup palace, but ultimately rewards Kanhaiya with the house after being saved by him, facilitating the family's restoration.

Gulabchand — Duniya Meri Jeb Mein (1979)

Gulabchand is a wealthy widower and the father of Neeta, his only daughter. He meets with Karan to finalize Neeta's marriage to Vishal. Gulabchand is later killed, and Inspector Yadav identifies Karan as a suspect in his murder, making his death a key turn in the story.

Career Overview

Raj Mehra has 87 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Signature works include Sannata, Main Chup Rahungi, Mai Baap. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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