Vineeth Kumar

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Characters played by Vineeth Kumar

Reji — Sambhavam Adhyayam Onnu (2026)

Reji is a Sub-Inspector who leads the investigation team with Anand and Ashokan into the Velloorkkatt forest. He participates in the search for the missing Tamil Nadu police officer and becomes caught with the others in the forest's supernatural temporal glitch.

Appu — Bharatham (1991)

Appu is Ramanathan and Ramani’s son, and therefore Gopi’s nephew. He is connected to the family’s Carnatic music heritage: in the closing scene, Gopi begins training him in their musical tradition. The summary does not describe any other actions or role for Appu in the events leading up to that moment.

Anwar — Face 2 Face (2012)

Anwar is Balachandran's brother and shares a home with him and Dr.Uma. He belongs to Balachandran's family during the period when the suspended officer has turned to real-estate business, but the plot gives Anwar no independent role in the investigation or the revenge case.

Ganesh — Sethurama Iyer CBI (2004)

Associate in the investigation, possibly a colleague or informant.

Arun — Chapters (2012)

Part of a group of youngsters traveling to a hill station to register a marriage. The group panics and scatters upon discovering a dead body in their parked car.

Young Chandu — Oru Vadakkan Veeragatha (1989)

The younger Chandu is the orphaned boy brought to Puthooram after losing both parents. A quick learner, he earns Kannappan Chekavar's affection and admiration while growing up beside his cousins, although Aromal Chekavar already treats him with resentment and makes him feel like an outsider.

Balagopal — Pranayamanithooval (2002)

Recipient of Vinod's eye transplant. Initially misunderstands Meera's visits as romantic interest, follows friends' advice to stage a suicide attempt, accidentally falls from a building, and survives, which leads Meera to fall in love with him.

Aravind — Sevenes (2011)

An opposing football player who suffers serious head injuries after a confrontation with the sevens team. His critical medical condition serves as the catalyst for the group's financial struggles and subsequent entanglement with the mafia.

Chackochan — Aparichithan (2004)

Simy's fiancé, who helps arrange a place for the three friends to stay after they go into hiding. He later accepts his friend's offer to take the girls to a guesthouse in the woods. After the journey goes wrong, he informs the police that Raghuram is missing and returns to the forest house with the others.

Mahesh — Ithu Nammude Katha (2011)

Mahesh is Vinod's friend who comes to the village and is rescued by Vinod and his companions when he is about to die by suicide. He explains that he loves Aiswarya, whose family is politically opposed to his mother's, and receives their help to elope with her. After they separate, the friends seek them out.

Vishnu — Higuita (2023)

A henchman for the Kerala Janata Party who abducts Ayyappadas and takes him to the party's leaders. The summary identifies him as involved in Vinod's murder. The KJP then coerces Das into luring Mukundhan to a secluded Theyyam ritual, where the planned assassination attempt is disrupted by Das.

Nikhil Maheshwar — Devadoothan (2000)

In the student play, Nikhil Maheshwar is a young musician who falls in love with Mary, a wealthy man's daughter, and leaves to seek his parents' consent to their marriage, promising to return but never coming back. The play echoes Alina's history with Maheshwar, the musician whose music she loved and whose fate becomes central to Vishal's investigation.

Career Overview

Vineeth Kumar has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work is anchored in the The CBI film series universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Sambhavam Adhyayam Onnu, Knot, Vegam. 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
41
Birth Date
1977-11-11

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