Perhaps you should try some spelling variations:
"raja m mohan rai" » "raja m mohana rao", "raja _ mohan rai", "raja b mohan rai", "raja k mohan rai", "raja m mohan _ai", "raja m mohan jai", "raja m mohan kai", "raja j mohan rai"
"raja r mohan rai" » "raja r mohana rao", "raja _ mohan rai", "raja r mohan _ai", "raja r mohan jai", "raja r mohan kai", "raja j mohan rai"
"raja r milan rai" » "raja r milan a", "raja r milan r", "raja r milan ca", "raja r millan rai", "raja _ milan rai", "raja a milan rai", "raja j milan rai"
"raja r mohan r" » "raja _ mohan r", "raja r mohan _", "raja r mohan j", "raja r mohan k", "raja j mohan r"
"raja a mon roy" » "raja a von roy", "raja a mohon roy", "raja a kwon roy", "rajan a mon roy", "rajah a mon roy", "raja _ mon roy", "raja a monk roy", "raja a mono roy", "raja a man roy"

You may be able to get more results by adjusting your search query.

• If you are trying to use Boolean operators, they must be ALL CAPS: (((("raja m mohan rai") OR ((((("raja r mohan rai") OR ("raja r mohan r"))) OR ("raja r milan rai"))))) OR ("raja a mon roy"))*.
• The words AND, OR and NOT may confuse the search; try adding quotes: "((((\"raja m mohan rai\") or (((((\"raja r mohan rai\") OR (\"raja r mohan r\"))) or (\"raja r milan rai\"))))) or (\"raja a mon roy\"))*".
• Removing quotes may allow a broader search: (((( raja m mohan rai ) or ((((( raja r mohan rai ) OR ( raja r mohan r ))) or ( raja r milan rai ))))) or ( raja a mon roy ))*.