Zohra Sehgal

Zohra Sehgal

  • Born: 1912-4-27
  • Height:
  • Profession: actor
  • Representative Works: Indian love, dry wood and raging fire, spice love
  • Zohra Sehgal, actor, participated in the movies "A Love in India", "Dry Wood and Fire" and "Spice Love". [1] 

    Performing Experience

    Participated in the movie "Vengeance".
    Participated in the movie "The Mysterious Masseur".
    Participated in the movie "I Love Beckham".
    Participated in the movie "Sometimes Happy and Sometimes Sad".
    Participated in the movie "The Rules of the Harem".
    Participated in the movie "How Can You Know My Heart".
    Participated in the movie "Love, No Tomorrow".
    Participated in the movie "Caravaggio".
    Participated in the movie "Anita and Me".
    Participated in the movie "Dry Wood and Fire".
    Participated in the movie "Love Without Borders".
    Participated in the movie "Deep In My Heart".
    Participated in the movie "Spice Love".
    Participated in the TV series "Doctor Who".
    Participated in the movie "Low Sugar".
    Participated in the movie "The Courtesans of Bombay".
    Participated in the movie "Marsala Chicken".
    Participated in the movie "The Long Duel".
    Participated in the movie "Magic Blue Poem".
    Participated in the movie "Ba Hao by the Sea".
    Participated in the TV series "Police Affairs".
    Participated in the movie "A Love in India".
    Participated in the movie "Those Witnessed Crazy Stories".
    Participated in the movie "Saaya".
    Participated in the TV series "The Jewel in the Crown".
    Participated in the movie "Manika, the Girl Who Lived Twice". 
    Extended Reading
    • Alivia 2022-01-22 08:02:21

      A very warm comedy

      This is really a very good sitcom. Although it is a very old drama, it feels much better than some of the sitcoms now.
             Mr. Brown, who is gentle and kind, is really too cute. He can still be so patient with such a group of foreign students in a variety of situations. He is really resistant to...

    • Peggie 2022-01-22 08:02:21

      Please speak correct English, in fact, please speak Mandarin

      The teacher was very unlucky and cute in the play. Although they did not adapt quickly to being students from different countries and cultures at first, they were patient in teaching them, especially when facing the female classmate from India. I really thought it was a student from the sewing...

    • Trevor 2022-03-18 09:01:07

      Only with countless laughs, dedicated to the great sitcom actor Barry Evans. May heaven be as warm as a classroom and never lonely.

    • Monte 2022-04-21 09:03:16

      I can't find it all, I've barely seen it

    Mind Your Language quotes

    • [repeated line]

      Ali Nadim: Jolly good!

    • Jeremy Brown: [Mr Brown is talking to the class about everyday things they should know how to say and do] Ali, where would you go to get some aspirin?

      Ali Nadim: The Tandoori Takeaway.

      Jeremy Brown: What?

      Ali Nadim: My jolly good friend who works there always has plenty aspirin.

      Jeremy Brown: No, where would you *buy* aspirin?

      Ali Nadim: Why would I be buying aspirin, when I can get it from my jolly good friend for free?

      Jeremy Brown: All right, where would you go if the Tandoori Takeaway was closed?

      Ali Nadim: Oh, blimey! The Taj Mahal Curryhouse

      Jamila Ranjha: White Chemist!

      Jeremy Brown: [Ali leaves his seat and begins to walk out of the classroom] Where are you going?

      Ali Nadim: To buy aspirin.

      Jeremy Brown: I thought you said you didn't have a headache?

      Ali Nadim: Oh blimey! I do now!