Dilip Kumar
The Laurence Olivier of Bollywood. Mohammed Yusuf Khan, known professionally as Dilip Kumar, was an Indian film actor and philanthropist, best known for his work in Hindi cinema. Referred as "The Tragedy King" and "The First Khan," he has been credited for bringing the method acting technique to Indian cinema.
Mughal-e-Azam
(Prince Salim)
Kranti
(Sanga/Kranti)
Gunga Jumna
(Gungaram)
Andaz
(Dilip)
Izzatdaar
(Brahm Dutt)
Shakti
(DCP Ashwini Kumar)
Aan
(Jai Tilak)
Devdas
(Devdas Mukherjee)
Sagina Mahato
Sagina
(Sagina Mahato)
Saudagar
(Veer Singh)
Madhumati
(Anand / Deven)
Azaad
(Azaad / Abdul Rahim Khan / Kumar)
Gopi
Vidhaata
(Shamsher Singh / Sobhraj)
Aadmi
(Rajesh / Raja Saab)
Kanoon Apna Apna
(Collector Jagatpratap Singh)
Babul
(Ashok)
Sunghursh
(Kundan S. Prasad / Bajrangi)
Deedar
Ram Aur Shyam
(Ram/Shyam)
Leader
(Vijay Khanna)
Karma
(Vishwa Pratap Singh)
Amar
(Advocate Amarnath)
Naya Daur
(Shankar)
Bairaag
(Kailash / Bholenath 'Bhola' / Sanjay)
Jogan
(Vijay)
Musafir
(Raja Sr.)
Yahudi
(Marcus)
Insaniyat
(Mangal)
Phir Kab Milogi
(Teja Singh)
Mela
(Mohan)
Qila
(Jagannath Singh/Judge Amarnath Singh)
Duniya
(Mohan Kumar)
Jwar Bhata
(Jagdish)
Kohinoor
(Rajkumar Dhivendra Pratap Bahadur Chandrabhan)
Daag
Uran Khatola
Milan
(Ramesh)
Paigham
(Ratan Lal)
Arpan
Guddi
(Self (shooting of "Phir Kab Milogi (1974)") (uncredited))
Dastaan
Dil Diya Dard Liya
(Shankar / Rajasahab)
Mazdoor
Sangdil
(Shankar)
Koshish
(Himself (Cameo))
Tarana
(Dr. Motilal)
Arzoo
(Badal)
Dharm Adhikari
(Dharamraj)
Footpath
(Noshu)
Jugnu
Shaheed
(Ram)
Naya Din Nai Raat
(Narrator (uncredited))
Mashaal
(Vinod Kumar)
Shikast
(Ram Singh)
Anokha Milan
Ghar Ki Izzat
Anokha Pyar
Where the River Padma Flows
Hulchul
(Kishore)
Raj Kapoor - The Showman of Indian Cinema
(Self)
Paari
(Guest appearance)
Pratima
(Rajan)
Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai
(Himself)