Ganesh filmography

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Ganesh in 2007 Kannada film Krishna

Ganesh [1] is an Indian actor and television presenter who primarily works in the Kannada film industry.

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Films

As actor

Key
Denotes films that have not yet been released
List of film acting credits
YeartitleRole(s)NotesRef.
2002TaporiHenchman
2003HudugigagiJanardhan [2]
Game for LoveSurya's friend
DreamsJohn
2004Abbabba Entha HudugaArjun's friend
Baa Baaro Rasika Vishwa's friend
2005 Aham Premasmi Ganesha
Magic Ajji Venkatachalayya's subordinate
Masala Basava Bellulli
ThuntaGopalakrishna's friend
Amrithadhare Venky
2006O PriyathamaThyagu
Chellata GaneshDebut as lead
Mungaru Male Preetham Filmfare Awards South for Best actor Kannada
2007 Hudugaata Balu Mahendar
Cheluvina Chittara Maadesha Udaya Film Award for Best Actor
Krishna Krishna
2008 Gaalipata Ganesh Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada
Aramane Arun
Bombaat Anand
Sangama Balu
2009 Circus Dhanush
Maleyali Jotheyali PreethamFilmfare Award for Best Actor – Kannada
2010 Ullasa Utsaha Preetham
Eno Onthara Surya
2011 Kool...Sakkath Hot Maga Rahul, Manohar Jaraganalli (MJ)Dual Role
Also director
Maduve Mane Suraj
Shyloo Manja
2012 Munjane Manu
Romeo Ganesh
Rambo Ganesh Voice Role
Mr. 420 Krishna
2013 Auto Raja Raja
Sakkare Vinay
Shravani Subramanya Subramanya
2014 Dil Rangeela Preetham
2015 Khushi Khushiyagi Raj
Buguri Krishna25th Film
2016 Style King Karthik / Kashi (King)Dual Role
Zoom Santhosh
Mungaru Male 2 Preetham
Sundaranga Jaana Lakshman Prasad "Lucky"
2017 Pataki Surya
Mugulu Nage PulkeshiAlso producer [3]
Chamak Dr. Kush
2018 Raambo 2 Ganesh Voice Role
Orange Santosh
2019 99 Ram
Gimmick Gani
Geetha Shankar / Aakash
2021 Sakath Balu
2022 Gaalipata 2 Gani [4]
Triple Riding Ram / Dr. Mahesh [5]
2023 Baanadariyalli Siddharth [6]
2024 Krishnam Pranaya Sakhi Krishna [7]

Television

List of television credits
YearTitleRoleTelevisionNotesRef.
2002Prema Pishachigalu Udaya TV
2002Vatara [8]
2003Comedy TimeHostSeason 1
2003Apartment
2009Comedy Time2 episodes [9]
2014Super MinuteETV KannadaSeason 1 [10]
2016–2019 Colors Kannada Seasons 2–4 [11]
2022Golden GangHostZee Kannada [12]
ISmart JodiHostStar Suvarna [13]
2023 The Kapil Sharma Show Guest Sony Entertainment Television Hindi show [14]

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