Vajramuni

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Characters played by Vajramuni

Vyasaraya — Akasmika (1993)

Vyasaraya is a pimp who travels with Murthy and Indra before Murthy learns his identity from Inspector Rajagopal. He takes Indra away with help from his henchmen and later runs a prostitution racket. Murthy tracks him down; Vyasaraya dies when his leg is caught on a railway track and a train runs over him.

Srikanth — Trimurthy (1975)

Srikanth is Rajaram's nephew and is determined to marry Prema. He threatens to take his own life unless the marriage happens within a week. Later, Rajaram and Seetharamaiah assign him to kill the man they suspect, placing him among those drawn into the scheme against the real Sridhar.

Vrishakethu — Babruvahana (1977)

Vrishakethu, the son of Karna, accompanies Arjuna during the Pandavas' Ashwamedha campaign as they seek to establish sovereignty over the region. When their forces face Babruvahana in Manipura, Vrishakethu fights on Arjuna's side and is killed by Babruvahana during the first two days of battle.

Siddappa — Sampatthige Savaal (1974)

A village landlord who employs Vishwa, Siddappa refuses to help Parvathi pay for her husband’s funeral and becomes a central antagonist to her sons. He clashes repeatedly with Veerabhadra, attempts to molest Mahalakshmi, and secretly loads a revolver before sending Vishwa to threaten his brother. The police arrest him for culpable homicide.

Shankarlal/Dheerajlal — Sahasa Simha (1982)

A former member of Rathanlal’s criminal gang who secretly left after witnessing their brutality. His murdered diary provides crucial evidence that triggers Prathap’s investigation and undercover operation.

Gopinath — Badavara Bandhu (1976)

Badri’s son and initially antagonistic toward Ranga. Involved in an accident with Susheela but stays silent. Later kidnaps Ranga’s father to force Ranga out of the city and attempts his murder. Ultimately halted by Badri, he learns the truth about Ranga’s identity and embraces his long-lost brother.

Chandru — Premada Kanike (1976)

Kumudha's uncle, Chandru is eager to marry her and is jailed by Manohar after trying to kill Manohar and Kumudha. After his release, he kills Kumudha while Manohar is away. Manohar later identifies Chandru as the passenger he killed on the train, making him central to the murder mystery and Manohar's revenge.

Narayana Gowda — C.B.I Shankar (1989)

Narayana Gowda is the president of the local Zilla Parishad. He arrives at the forest filming location with Amar and grants the crew permission to continue shooting. After behaving inappropriately toward Tara at a party, he becomes part of the conflict around the film; he also plans to offer Santhosh money to withdraw from the election and asks Bullet Basya to deal with him when he refuses.

Ashok — Daari Thappida Maga (1975)

Ashok is Prashanth's partner in crime, helping him steal diamonds while they are disguised as CBI officers and joining him in other robberies. After learning about Prashanth from Radha, Ashok arrives to take him away and is shocked to see the twins. He beats Prasad, prompting Prashanth to attack him; Ashok is killed when the police and investigators arrive.

Mark Abraham — Ganda Bherunda (1984)

Mark Abraham is an epigraphist and linguistic expert who discovers an explorer's writings about the Bherunda treasure and becomes determined to claim it. With help from his student Myna, he assembles an expedition and kills Jai after they recover a medal from the wreck. He later betrays Raju and Biju, abandons them wounded, and returns with a team to search for the treasure.

Career Overview

Vajramuni has 120 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work is anchored in the CID 999 universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Karnataka Suputhra, Maga Mommaga, Mandyada Gandu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
120
Birth Date
1944-05-11
Birth Place
Kanakapalya, Bangalore India

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