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Supporting actor

Ghulam Mohammad

He was one of Pakistan's senior most actor..
Ghulam Mohammad - Supporting actor - He was one of Pakistan's senior most actor..
Facts on Ghulam Mohammad
Real name Ghulam Mohammad Butt
First film Madhuri (Hindi/Urdu - 1932)
First film Mundri (Punjabi - 1949)
Active career(1932-61)
Life 19-03-1905 - 10-03-1961
Born at Lahore
Language Punjabi
Profession Acting
Relations

Ghulam Mohammad was a super star villain actor in the pre-partition films. He was a popular stage actor in the 1920s and appeared in movies mostly as villain actor in the 1930s/40s. His first big film was Madhuri in 1932 which was directed by R.S. Chodhary. He was in main role with actress Salochana who was a Jewish artist and the first ever super star film heroine in the sub-continent. It was one of many famous productions by the leading Bombay based film company Imperial Film Co. andGhulam Mohammad was an automatic choice for them. He was called Prince of Imperial Film Company and he was the first ever Muslim actor to bye a luxury car in the 1930s.

Ghulam Mohammad was an all round actor and appeared as hero, villain and supporting actor in more than 100 movies in the 1930s-40s. He played the main villain role in the first ever colored film Kissan Kania from Bombay in 1937. He was in title role with Noorjahan in Lahore based Punjabi film Chodhary in 1941 and also in her first Hindi/Urdu film as heroine, Khandan in 1942, which was made in Lahore as well. He was also in the last big film before partition Jugnu (with Noorjahan and Dilip Kumar and Salochana).

Ghulam Mohammad was almost in every second Pakistani film in the 1950s. He was born in 1900 in Lahore and died on March 10, 1961. He appeared in more than 500 stage dramas and fought as soldier in the WW1 in Baghdad, Iraq. He was best known as Chacha (Uncle) in film circles.









Joora
Joora
(1986)
Muqabla
Muqabla
(1967)
Kala Pani
Kala Pani
(1963)
Shararat
Shararat
(1963)
Wichhora
Wichhora
(1970)

Athra
Athra
(1975)
Durj
Durj
(2019)
Parvaz
Parvaz
(1954)

Dost
Dost
(1944)
Panchhi
Panchhi
(1944)
Pukar
Pukar
(1939)
Sanyasi
Sanyasi
(1945)

Koel
Koel
(1944)
Himmat
Himmat
(1941)



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