Dev Anand filmography

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Anand in his breakthrough film Baazi (1951)

The Indian actor, director and producer Dev Anand participated in the following motion-pictures:[1]

Filmography[edit]

List of films and roles
Year Title Credited as Notes Ref(s)
Actor Producer Writer Role(s)
1946 Hum Ek Hain Yes Shankar [2]
1947 Mohan Yes [3]
1947 Aage Badho Yes Uday [4]
1948 Ziddi Yes Pooran [5]
1948 Vidya Yes Chandrashekhar [6]
1948 Hum Bhi Insaan Hain Yes Vinayak [7]
1949 Namoona Yes Jeevan [8]
1949 Shair Yes Deepak [9]
1949 Jeet Yes Vijay [10]
1950 Nirala Yes Dr. Anand [11]
[12]
1950 Nili Yes [11]
1950 Madhubala Yes [13]
1950 Khel Yes [14]
1950 Birha Ki Raat Yes [15]
1950 Dilruba Yes Ratan [16]
1950 Hindustan Hamara Yes [17]
1950 Afsar Yes Yes Kapur [18]
1951 Stage Yes [19]
1951 Sazaa Yes Ashok [20]
1951 Sanam Yes Yogendra [21]
1951 Nadaan Yes [22]
1951 Do Sitare Yes [16]
1951 Baazi Yes Yes Madan [23]
1951 Aaram Yes Shyam [24]
1952 Aandhiyan Yes Ram Mohan [25]
1952 Rahi Yes Ramesh [26]
1952 Jaal Yes Tony Fernandes [27]
1952 Tamasha Yes Dilip [28]
1952 Zalzala Yes [7]
1953 Armaan Yes [29]
1953 Humsafar Yes Yes Veer [5]
1953 Patita Yes Nirmal Chander [30]
1954 Taxi Driver Yes Mangal [31]
1954 Baadbaan Yes Naren [32]
1954 Kashti Yes Vikash [33]
1955 Milap Yes Rajendra Sayal [34]
1955 Munimji Yes Amar / Raj[lower-alpha 1] [35]
1955 Insaniyat Yes Bhanupratap [36]
1955 House No. 44 Yes Yes Ashok [36]
1955 Faraar Yes Gora [37]
1956 Pocket Maar Yes Roshan [38]
1956 Funtoosh Yes Yes Ram Lal (Funtoosh)
1956 C.I.D. Yes C.I.D. Inspector Shekhar [39]
1957 Nau Do Gyarah Yes Madan Gopal [40]
1957 Paying Guest Yes Ramesh [41]
1957 Dushman Yes Ram Singh [42]
1957 Baarish Yes Ramu [43]
1958 Solva Saal Yes Pran Nath Kashyap [44]
1958 Kala Pani Yes Yes Karan [45]
1958 Amardeep Yes Ashok [46]
1959 Love Marriage Yes Sunil Kumar (Sonu)[lower-alpha 1] [47]
1960 Manzil Yes Raj Kumar Mehra [48]
1960 Kala Bazar Yes Yes Raghuvir [49]
1960 Sarhad Yes Amar [citation needed]
1960 Jaali Note Yes C.I.D. Inspector Dinesh / Abdul Rashid / Prince Vijay [50]
1960 Ek Ke Baad Ek Yes Prakash [51]
1960 Bombai Ka Babu Yes Babu / Kundan[lower-alpha 1] [52]
1961 Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja Yes Chhagan [53]
1961 Maya Yes Manmohan / Shyam [54]
1961 Jab Pyar Kisi Se Hota Hai Yes Sunder [55]
1961 Hum Dono Yes Yes Mahesh Anand / Manoharlal Verma[lower-alpha 2] Dual role [56]
1962 Baat Ek Raat Ki Yes Rajesh [57]
1962 Asli-Naqli Yes Anand [58]
1963 Tere Ghar Ke Samne Yes Yes Rakesh Kumar [59]
1963 Kinare Kinare Yes Kamal [60]
1964 Sharabi Yes Keshav [61]
1965 Teen Devian Yes Dev Dutt [62]
1965 Guide Yes Yes Raju [63]
1966 Pyar Mohabbat Yes Naresh Singh [64]
1967 Jewel Thief Yes Yes Vinay / Amar[lower-alpha 2] [65]
[66]
1968 Kahin Aur Chal Yes Shail [67]
1968 Duniya Yes Amar [68]
1969 Mahal Yes Rajesh Dikshit [69]
1970 The Evil Within Yes Dev Varma [70]
1970 Prem Pujari Yes Yes Yes Ramdev Bakshi [71]
[72]
1970 Johny Mera Naam Yes Sohan / Johny[lower-alpha 1] [73]
1971 Gambler Yes Raja [74]
1971 Tere Mere Sapne Yes Yes Dr. Anand Kumar [75]
1971 Haré Rama Haré Krishna Yes Yes Prashant [76]
1972 Yeh Gulistan Hamara Yes Vijay [77]
1973 Shareef Budmaash Yes Yes Inspector Ramesh / Sastram [78]
1973 Heera Panna Yes Yes Heera Bhandari [79]
1973 Banarasi Babu Yes Sohan Lal / Mohan[lower-alpha 2] Dual role [80]
1973 Chhupa Rustam Yes Ashwini Kumar / Natwarlal / Chhupa Rustam
1973 Joshila Yes Amar [81]
1974 Prem Shastra Yes Sagar Sharma [82]
1974 Ishk Ishk Ishk Yes Yes Dhun [83]
1974 Amir Garib Yes Manmohan (Moni) / Bagula Bhagat [lower-alpha 1] [84]
1975 Warrant Yes Arun Mehra [85]
1976 Jaaneman Yes Yes Roni [86]
1976 Bullet Yes Inspector Dharam Dev [87]
1977 Kalabaaz Yes Vijay [88]
1977 Darling Darling Yes Kumar [89]
1977 Sahib Bahadur Yes Prem Pratap [90]
1978 Des Pardes Yes Yes Yes Veer [91]
1980 Lootmaar Yes Yes Bhagat [92]
1980 Man Pasand Yes Pratap [93]
1982 Swami Dada Yes Yes Harimohan / Swami Dada[lower-alpha 1] [94]
1984 Anand Aur Anand Yes Yes Arun Anand [95]
1985 Hum Naujawan Yes Yes Yes Professor Hans [96]
1989 Sachché Ká Bol-Bálá Yes Yes Yes Editor Karan Kaul [97]
1989 Lashkar Yes Professor Anand [98]
1990 Awwal Number Yes Yes Yes D.I.G. Vikram Singh [99]
1991 Sau Crore Yes Yes Yes C.B.I. Inspector Kumar [100]
1993 Pyaar Ka Tarana Yes Yes [101]
1994 Gangster Yes Yes Yes Father Pereira [102]
1996 Return of Jewel Thief Yes Vinay, Amar[lower-alpha 2] [103]
1998 Main Solah Baras Ki Yes Yes Himself Special appearance [104]
2001 Censor Yes Yes Yes Vikramjeet [105]
2003 Love at Times Square Yes Yes Yes Shaan [106]
2005 Mr. Prime Minister Yes Yes Yes Prem Batra (Johnny Master)[lower-alpha 1] [107]
2011 Chargesheet Yes Yes Yes Gambhir Singh [108]

Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Dev Anand played a single character in the film who has two or more different names.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Dev Anand played dual roles in this film.

References[edit]

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