Pran Kishan Sikand, popularly known as Sher Khan in the Hindi cinema world, was born on February 12, 1920, in Balli Maran, Kotgarh, a Punjabi family in Old Delhi. He made a place in the hearts of everyone by acting in Bollywood and nobody can replace him even today. In Bollywood, he has made a number of films that praised his acting. Prana received his elementary education from Hamid School in Rampur (UP).

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He then worked as a professional photographer at Das & Company in Delhi. The Punjabi film "Jat Yamla" was Pran's debut in 1940. In his 1940 film career, Pran did not look back. Hindi his negative role in the cinema world, as well as the positive role, were greatly appreciated. He then made several hits at the box office and still deserves to be seen acting in those films.

In the film journey from 1940 to 1997, Pran took the film Barsat Ki Raat, Munimji, Badi Behen, Devdas, Madhumati, Azad, Upkar, Janjir, Do Badan, Kashmir Ki Kali, Rajkumar, An Evening in Paris, Love in Tokyo, Das Numbari, Dharamvir, Amar Akbar Anthony, Don, Sanam Bevafa Played a key role in more than 350 films, including Mrityu Daata. In addition, Prana was awarded several awards and honours for his outstanding performances in films.

Pran, who made a different place in the hearts of the people with his acting in the Hindi cinema world, said goodbye to the world on July 12, 2013, after being ill for a long time.

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