List of Vinod Kumar Alva Movies

Vinod Kumar Alva, also known as Vinod Kumar in the Telugu film industry, is an esteemed Indian actor with a versatile portfolio spanning across Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam cinema. Born on April 1, 1963, in Puttur, located in the Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, India, Vinod Kumar's journey into the world of cinema was guided by the renowned Kannada movie producer Abbaiah Naidu.
Throughout his career, Vinod Kumar has left an indelible mark on the Indian film industry with his remarkable performances and dedication to his craft. He gained prominence primarily in the Telugu film industry, where he is known for his nuanced portrayals and memorable characters.
Vinod Kumar's foray into Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam films further solidified his reputation as a versatile actor capable of delivering impactful performances across different languages and cultures. His ability to adapt to diverse roles and showcase his acting prowess in various genres has earned him accolades from audiences and critics alike.
Beyond his acting skills, Vinod Kumar's contributions to Indian cinema extend to his collaborations with talented filmmakers and fellow actors, enriching the cinematic landscape with his presence and talent. His passion for storytelling and commitment to his characters have made him a respected figure in the entertainment industry.
Overall, Vinod Kumar Alva's journey from Puttur to becoming a celebrated actor in multiple regional film industries reflects his dedication, talent, and enduring legacy in Indian cinema.
Vinod Kumar Alva All Movies List
Year | Title | Role |
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1984 | Mayadari Mogudu | |
1986 | Thavaru Mane | |
1986 | Namma Ooru Devathe | |
1987 | Thaliya Aane | |
1988 | Bhoomi Thayane | |
1988 | Dharma Pathni | |
1988 | Sahasa Veera | |
1988 | Thayi Karulu | |
1988 | Thayiya Aase | |
1988 | Krishna Mechida Radhe | |
1988 | Aalilakkuruvikal | Shashi |
1989 | Madhuri | |
1989 | Bala Hombale | Gopi |
1989 | Hosa Kavya | |
1989 | Maha Yuddha | |
1989 | Singari Bangari | |
1989 | Thaligaagi | |
1989 | Mouna Poratam | |
1989 | Adavilo Abhimanyudu | Suresh |
1990 | Kadina Veera | |
1990 | Neti Dowrjanyam | Vinod |
1990 | Nyayangal Jayikkattum | |
1990 | Navayugam | Suryam |
1990 | Judgement | |
1990 | Karthavyam | Suribabu |
1990 | Raktha Jwala | |
1991 | Mamagaru | Vijay Kumar |
1991 | Bharat Bandh | |
1991 | Niyantha | |
1991 | Manchi Roju | |
1992 | Samarpana | |
1992 | Gangwar | |
1992 | Seetharatnam Gari Abbayi | |
1992 | Bangaru Mama | |
1992 | Champion | |
1992 | Khaidi Pratap | |
1993 | Attaku Koduku Mamaku Alludu | |
1993 | Prema Samaram | |
1993 | Rajadhani | |
1993 | Shabhash Ramu | |
1993 | Mogudu Garu | |
1994 | Qaidi No. 1 | |
1994 | Srivari Priyuralu | |
1994 | O Tandri O Koduku | |
1994 | Police Brothers | |
1994 | Police Lockup | |
1994 | Hero | |
1995 | Mayadari Kutumbam | |
1995 | Lady Boss | |
1995 | Amma Naa Kodala | |
1996 | Tata Manavadu | Gopi Krishna |
1996 | Bobbili Bullodu | |
1996 | Prema Prayanam | |
1996 | Amma Ammani Choodalani Undi | |
1996 | Rayudugaru Nayudugaru | |
1996 | Veerudu | |
1997 | Vammo Vatto O Pellaamo | |
1997 | Panjaram | |
1998 | Amar Akbar Anthony | |
1999 | Maa Balaji | Sikander |
2001 | Mafia | |
2001 | Prema Sandadi | Teja |
2001 | Neelambari | Vinod |
2002 | Game | |
2002 | Kullara Loka | |
2002 | Police Dog | |
2002 | Punjabi House | |
2002 | Thrishakthi | |
2002 | Anna Sainyam | |
2002 | Bharat Ratna | |
2002 | Prema Donga | |
2003 | Thalwar | |
2003 | Border | |
2003 | Shri Kalikamba | Madhu |
2004 | Shanti Sandesham | |
2004 | Pandava | |
2005 | Yaake | |
2005 | Ji | |
2005 | Gadipar | |
2006 | Asadhyudu | |
2006 | Samanyudu | Lingam |
2006 | Gopi – Goda Meeda Pilli | |
2007 | Maharajashri | |
2007 | Toss | |
2008 | Donga Sachinollu | |
2008 | Deepavali | Kidnapper |
2008 | Kalidasu | |
2009 | Punnami Naagu | |
2009 | 18, 20 Love Story | |
2009 | Samarthudu | |
2010 | Onti Mane | |
2010 | Bhageerathudu | Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy |
2011 | Shakti | |
2011 | Babloo | |
2011 | Cricket, Girls and Beer | |
2012 | Tuneega Tuneega | |
2012 | Srimannarayana | Gyaneswhar |
2013 | Mahankali | |
2013 | Potugadu | |
2013 | Chandee | |
2014 | Power | Commissioner |
2014 | Adavi Kaachina Vennela | |
2015 | Rudhramadevi | Uncle |
2015 | Red Alert | |
2016 | Sati Timmamamba | |
2016 | Pidugu | |
2017 | Sathya | |
2017 | Yuddham Sharanam | |
2019 | Yatra | |
2022 | Bairagee | Inspector |
2022 | Katha Kanchiki Manam Intiki | |
2022 | Dharmasthali | |
2023 | Kaatera | |
2024 | Raajadhani Files |
Television
Year | Title | Role |
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2022 | 9 Hours | Viswanath |
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